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You seem to be having a Folks Wagon time of your lives! Neat Job.
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IF he is the outdoorsman that the scenes depict; he will love it! 8830 SW Maverick Terrace I would have used black as background instead of the camo- though That is a personal opinion, some may totally disagree with me. The reason is better contrast!
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Neat! I may have to try that one for a beer making friend! I will put cup hooks along the bottom as a key(OPENER) hanger.
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LUCKY ! Congratulations.
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I do NOT think A.K. ever even leaves his shop! Neat stuff!
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Just another of the EXPERTS making me humble again! VERY NICE WORK!
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Sooner or later; 1 of them is gonna' take a shine ta ya! Then ya gonna havta run and hide! Nice work!
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M NEAT! I am sure there will become hordes of them everywhere; NOW!
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Neat Idea and very well done.
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ALL of the ABOVE! All true!
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Hello and welcome to our insanity. Amazing Kevin is! The rest of us kind'a glide along! Seriously; I have owned a "scrollsaw" for over 60 years-- Yes, I still have it. Yes, kit still works. No, I do not use it much anymore. It and I are getting to be a lot alike; too old, too small, too slow, and too tired to accomplish much! But, we still try. Seriously a lot of good answer's and even a "bad-time" A.K. is fair--PICKS on EVERYONE! So does rjR- after many decades of practice I am good at it! Nothing else, I have to have one actual talent!
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Hello to all, I am in need of help identifying a wood and also help(Advice) on how to dry it crack free; without a kiln. Inherited some firewood. Has some nice sized rounds. We cut them to about 3' thick slabs. Problem -- not knowing the exact species of wood; nor the best drying methods! HELP PLEASE! Pictures are attached to help identify please. A big thank you for any and all help. These were just too nice to be firewood!
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A lot of work! Nice projects. Anytime is the time to try new things! We have now--no guarantee OF TOMORRW OR EVEN this coming evening! Today has to be lived for today! Do not forget tomorrow; but, ENJOY TODAY --while you have it! Just try things to please you, not "that other guy".
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Neat work-- keeps that "amazing" title pretty STRONG! Clean shops are for show; not really worked in! Besides; us "environmentally concerned" (aka tightwads!) people hate to throw anything usable away! That does include "small" pieces of wood!
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W--O--W!
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Used some scrap plywood and some pallet pieces up. Hey, I did spring for new PAINT!
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Halo's for the compound cut Angel Ornaments
rjR replied to DWSUDEKUM's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Thank You! Have used a similar idea before; not as well thought out as yours! -
Funny, when I worked at the "tire store" I was selling, repairing, and mounting tires! Neat work!
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Being an old farm boy; I like it well. The neighbors had a pair of barns of that shape!
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Very nice; another LJ project that is sending me to the paper room to make a "similar" design! I will draw and make a somewhat similar one for the house and some to sell! A big THANK YOU for the idea!
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I may have to "borrow" that idea! Very attractive bunch and I do NOT LIKE SNOW!
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Pricing advice is like love advice-- we all have different ideas! I do NOT do craft shows with heavy entry fees!--- I do a "church craft show as a consignment vendor" and seem to do fair on it. I also do fair SOMETIMES during the neighborhood garage sales! Then I have very limited expenses! A good LUCK too you and Please inform us as to where and how the sales were!
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I really think the last one is my life story! Neat job!
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As I am a recovering machine-olic I really enjoyed these Gears! Neat!
