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Mineral Spirits on a rag and wipe it off.
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Great one, very well done. I'm just now working on the frame for one I did for my drag racing Brother-in-Law and his son. It's a pattern made for me from a picture of my nephew (the driver) jumping off the starting line, front wheels off the ground. I real excited to give it to them.
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I've been using something like this. I was a little afraid it might tear off some of the fragile pieces, but it hasn't
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I think it is a good looking pattern. There is a leaf on the ladies neck line that doesn't look like it has a bridge, so it would fall out if cut as it appears.
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Very very nice. Also thanks to the Seal. Unbelievable what training those guys go through and what their job is. I recommend reading "Lone Survivor" . I'm an ex-marine and we thought were good, nothing compared to the Seals.
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Very nice work.
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That is beautiful! One of the best I have viewed! I'd love to be able to do that and I am going to give it a try soon. Been watching videos and reading on it. Have a couple of patterns on hand. If I ever get good enough, I'd do something like this to give to my Vet for her office. On second thought I'd make her buy it so I could get money from her for a change!!
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Great one!
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Looks great. Do you take that magazine? ("CREATIVE WOODWORKS& CRAFTS) . I just received a back issue I ordered from them to get a pattern I saw that I wanted. Looked like a nice magazine.
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Very nice! If I had some slabs I'd make some wildlife scroll saw pictures out of them.
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Thank you. As for the clean shop comments, not really always that clean. But, I have a small shop so I make an effort to put tools in their place so I can find them when I next need them and to vacumm at least once a day. Keeping it somewhat organized and clean make me think it is a bigger shop them it really is.
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Outstanding! I agree you are a Master! And, I agree, I'd hate to dust it. Were I live, in the desert there is a lot of dust!
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You really do great cutting. How many years have you been at this?
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Not really a great crafts man, but I learned something making the organ that has really build up my confidence in woodworking. That is, just like in scroll sawing, worry about one hole at a time, building something a little complex, build one piece at a time. If I worry about the whole project all the time, it get overwhelming. Thans everyone for the nice comments.
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Very well done. I'm sure she will really cherish it.
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Very nice, I love that pattern. You did it proud.
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Very nice work. Had to chucke at the Grinch one. I really enjoyed that animated movie.
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Thanks for the post. As a novice I am learning a lot here.
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Very well done, for sure.
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Street prefomer, no, I'm retired and just play in my shop. I saw these organs on another forum and wanted to build one. Most fun and rewarding project I have done to date. Once in a while some other friends with organs and I take them to places that invite us to show them off and play. We are attending a large antique tractor show next month to play. We did it last year and had a great time. They asked us to bring them back this year. It's fun. If you would like to here it here is a video I did. This was right after I finished the build and had had a few glasses of wine to celebrate http://s27.photobucket.com/user/grinchman/media/MVI_1344-1.mp4.html?sort=3&o=42
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I recently built a cart to put my street organ on. Decided it need a little decoration on it so I made two flags, one for each side and an eagle head that I put on the front.
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Another nice job. You really pump them out!
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Great memorial. Greyhounds are great dogs. Never had one but never met one that wasn't very gentle and loving. My condolsences to you and your wife. Dogs should live a lot longer.
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I sprung, but for the torch heated one. I'm sure with a little practice I will know how to get the heat pretty near right and besides I'm rustic, I like rustic....
