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  1. Scrappile
    Suppose to replace a vase she broke (thank goodness she did it, not me) a while back. But it is a little too large. I am not sure what it will end up being used for.
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    Yes.
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    Posted this in the Steve Good Memorial thread, unfinished. Finally got it done today. The most difficult part of this project was putting it together. What a struggle! I glued the pieces that had the slots for the tabs of the uprights went into to the very top and bottom pieces before I tried assembling it. I am sure it would have been much easier had I glued the uprights to the slotted pieces prior to gluing the bottom and top pieces on,,, well duh... I was actually thinking I was going to have to cut those four pieces again to get it together. Quite a few words were said, that should not have been!
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    Might check youtube. looked like there was some info in circuitry with mini-led lights. Would, I think, hollow out the lid some fit battery, mini switch and light in than cover it over with felt or venneer. That would be my guess.
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    Great! are they refrig magnets? Great use of scraps. I had to look up clowder.
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    Cute. bet the grandkids loved them.
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    Very well done. That is nice clean cuttingl
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    Congrats you are going to love that saw.
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    Awesome!
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    Great job! Yes, I have been watching those patterns. They are intriguing. So many patterns so little time.
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    It is pretty small. The rocks are around 8" at the base, 4" high. Jesus, the tallest, is around 2.5" tall. You had the woods correct, the first rock behind the figures is Mahogany and the back rock is a piece of plywood. If I make it again I will increase the size somewhat.
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    I made this yesterday. Just wanted something for Easter. Sorta like a Nativity for Christmas. This is a simple Steve Good pattern. All from small pieces of scrapwood.
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    Nice piece. Some of the patterns meant for laser are not easy, even if they are PDF files.
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    Congrats,, green is good!
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    Right after the sad announcement about Steve, my wife broke a case she used in the kitchen to hold her wooden utensils in. So I decided to make something to replace it. Found this Steve pattern I had downloaded years ago. It is not quite fininshed, I have to do more sanding and apply finish but I wanted to post it before this thread was done. I sure miss the daily email from scroll saw workshop.
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    HELLO AND WELCOME!
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    NICE! great pieces.
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    Super. That is very special.
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    Awesome job! You win my vote!
  20. Scrappile
    Not all Sumac is poisonous, but one verity certainly can be. Sorta like poison oak and Ivy. Pays to be cautious with it.
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    Sam!

    Scrappile replied to Charlie E's topic in Bragging Rights

    I really like this one. Nice choice of wood. He is like solid old oak. He has been one of my favorites for years. One that if he is in it, I will like it. Like Tom Selleck, Morgan Freeman, etc. They are dying off. Very few younger ones that can replace them.
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    Pattern like that is a good argument for spiral blades.
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    Really like those. Nice work
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    Great looking.
  25. Scrappile
    If I got one, it would have to be a different color to get in my shop. Maybe orange or red to match my saws. It is a nice tool chest, though.
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