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    I am curious about your process for applying the blend. I have wondered about applying the hot mix and then buffing/rubbing when it has cooled.
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    Those are great.
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    Very cute kitties
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    I made one, from plans I purchased, that looks like a grand piano. Didn't actually finish it because I didn't think it was going to be all that useful.
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    The stick is only available in the US. No international shipping. I did the download a couple of weeks ago. Haven't really spent time with the catalogue.
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    This was not the new I wanted to read first thing in the morning. Such a loss to the scrolling community. Condolences to the family.
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    That is lovely.
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    He's a cutie!
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    I tend to use Walrus oil or a blend of mineral oil/beeswax. It does mean handling each piece individually and it does take some time to do that. Scott Seifer soaks his puzzles in mineral oil only. He has produced thousands of puzzles.
  10. barb.j.enders
    cute
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    Thanks for sharing the news. Hopefully things get sorted out quickly. Stay safe.
  12. barb.j.enders
    Congratulations Frank. With all those sales, where are you taking your lady next?
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    Great story. I have done a few "insane" cuts also using a straight blade. I have tried using spirals but didn't like them. Or never got used to using them.
  14. barb.j.enders
    Well done. I should get out of the house and do some thrifting!
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    Well done.
  16. barb.j.enders
    Bearwood is Canadian but I have found them to be expensive for shipping. I order from Garnet Hall @Sawbird.com. He is also Canadian and a scroller. I don't know if he sends to Australia but it might be worth an email.
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    I have made lots of items lots of time. This one have made about 6 of. I am currently in the process of making 15 more, in three sizes, for a major sailing regatta. The small one is a standard letter size. They are 1/4" ply, 2 per stack.
  18. barb.j.enders
    I sometimes wouldn't get my update until after 7. It usually showed up before 6.
  19. barb.j.enders
    Welcome from Winnipeg, MB.
  20. barb.j.enders

    Hello

    barb.j.enders replied to GL88M's topic in Introductions

    Welcome from Winnipeg, MB - Canada.
  21. barb.j.enders
    Both look great.
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    Again, thanks for the very humbling comments. The original designer, Steve Shears, had gifted the pattern to me before it got posted on his web page. I think Sky was the first person to complete it.
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    It is a very hard wood. I started with my #5 MG blade. Switched to a #5 full reverse. Switched to a #7 skip tooth. Then after cutting a couple of pieces I switched to Paduk with a #5 MG blade.
  24. barb.j.enders
    I would disagree with the statement that you are not a very artistic guy. You prove yourself in every piece you do. I hope I haven't discouraged you with my critique. Eyes are very difficult to achieve and is something I struggle with. Maybe that is why I don't do many animals.
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    Thanks. I had actually tried some "greener" poplar but it had too many veins running through. Thoughts of the leaf changing colours in the fall.
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