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Dick, I used to have a wood burning stove in my shop for the poorer choices of the operator. That is a tough pattern and still came out well. The Mount Rushmore is even more impressive to actually see. I want to see the "Crazy Horse" again too. When I saw them the C-H was barely started.

You always have nice work and good advice too. I avoid mdf and even try not to use much plywood.

Very nice work. I like the dream catcher best; but, i have lived a few years on a reservation.

AS a sawdust enthusiast and a car buff' I do really like this. Man Cave special!

Beautiful bowl!

Very ell made pattern and great scroll work too!

Yes, totally correct!

Very Impressive work.

3 G! Great #1 Pattern #2 Cutting #3 Gifts

Very nicely don.

A very holey ;nicejob!

Ah, cut from just the red part of the cedar! NEAT! Sometimes we have to make something for ourselves!

NEAT!

Total agreement; I do remember my using a pedal, not a crank sewing machine; of course when electricity dame to the farm, a new sewing machine was a PRIORITY!

Nice work as usual Dick! That beats -25/30 degrees F.- and the tools scream when you turn them on; like one of my shops was over winter!

I have a home-made one that I only use occasionally; as it is difficult to do right.

I like the Celtic thing. The lizard is nice work too. I have used a torching effect for several decades now and always seem to get nice results

I had a special request to try to build a carousel type rocking horse. I have made 65+ kid sized rocking toys, plus a bunch of mini-sized stress reliever ones. SO I said, why not try. Here is the result. It is 37+1/2 inches tall 35 inches long and 14 inches wide. All construction is screwed and glued with the visible screw holes filled or plugged. I use a jig that I had made years ago for the rocker assembling. The wood is pine and a bit of unknowns for the top-cap and the handle. They were turned from firewood pile. The customer wanted to do the paint/trim etc. as that is one of my weaknesses anyway that is more than fine! The design is fro the rjR/ T & E design studio. All cross braces are also reinforced underneath. It passed the ride test by me with flying(ROCKING) colors too. When I get so I cannot test ride them; I am going to quit making them and give my rocker assembly jig and templates away. I did make posterboard templates for this one. If I make another, it will also have thin plywood templates made at the cutting time.

Neat and Good Luck on the sales too.

WOW! Great cutting Dick. Great pattern too.

Someone will treasure that for a long time! Nice work.

A fitting tribute!

NEAT!

Very well done!

Sometimes happens.