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Very nice projects. And, welcome to the forum. Nice to have you join us.
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Maybe,,,, if he had some legs and feet?
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Beautiful plaque and such an appropriate time, today is the Navy's birthday. I feel part of the Navy after following and enjoying my son's 22 year career.
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I have always thought the staggerwings are such beautiful aircraft. Well done!
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Welcome to the Village. Glad you are joining. Maybe you can talk you son into moving here also.
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Where I live some of the lumber yards carry it, you might call around and ask. There is also an un-finished furniture store that carries it.
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I think most refer to it as "live edge". It just always puzzled me.
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Wonderful job, Marg.
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That is some very nice work!
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I gotta ask, why do you refer to it as "live edge"? It is dead! I call it natural edge or bark edge. When I use a piece I will but CA glue along the bark on the back edge and CA any loose pieces on. When you put finish on after cutting a picture, the CA will not show.
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Nice work and a very pretty Bernese Mountain dog (?).
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Very well done!
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Beautiful piece!
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never mind, you know about Niqua blades.
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I have used then a few times over the year and never had any problems with their product or their service. I do not use them a lot, I do not do a lot of clock work, but I go to them because I can remember the name and I got their catalog for years. Back in the late '70's I order an Emperor grandfather clock kit, from them... that was my first real clock project. Took me a while to complete it. I was building our house at that time, working full time and had a family of two little children, so I was a busy man at the time. The clock is still sitting in our living room ticking away. Very accurate also.
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No you are not! I'm the same, music for a little while is okay, but it wears me out to have it going very long. And I am not an "old biddy".... I may be a grouchy old man..... but I am what I am. No apologies.... I don't have the radio going when I am traveling either,,,, my wife's snoring is enough extra noise!!
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You are so correct Kevin, when I shop for a specific item on E-bay, I always sort buy "Lowest price + shipping." Often I can get it cheaper, by paying a little shipping and a lower item price.
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I love that picture! Great cutting.
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I do not understand why anyone would want to do it!!! Truthfully, I don't even understand why I love to do it....
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You might check out this book. Bet you could get it cheaper off Ebay or somewhere https://foxchapelpublishing.com/animated-animal-toys-in-wood.html
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You can really be proud of this. Great job.
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@Clint Hay If you are still visiting here you might find some information on you say here. https://books.google.com/books?id=YL4uLA5lAogC&pg=PA46&hl=en#v=onepage&q&f=false
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Jerry, that certainly is beautiful. Very well cut and finished.
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Well you wouldn't hate me if I were left handed would you? I'm not, by the way... Good input John.
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I think it matters when doing a angle cut (blade at an angle other than 90 deg). I have most always had the fence on the right the miter gauge I use on the left.
