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Nicely cut J-D! Many farm tractors that are 70 years old are still working on the smaller farms everyday! The "chore tractor" has a very hard life -- usually not properly warmed up, worked hard daily or many times a day; for short amounts of time and then just turned off. Engine sometimes gets well warmed up . Drive train usually does NOT! Yet these tractors seem to run forever; many brands are still out there working!
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I like it ; the waves add a lot to it. Side--note-- Pelican "Beak Breaker" is a very good IPA Brewed in Tillamook and Pacific City OR!
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Nice cuttiing and I like the bases too.
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I am with A. K.-- had no idea who it was supposed to be. Nicely cut though.
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Looks fine. Just for horsing around.
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Just a little horsing around; looks good.
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Well done! Way to small for me to try to do.
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Extremely nice work. I would add a decal of a lever action rifle along the bottom.
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All 3 are nice. My favorite is the painted cabin.
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Very well done!
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Made from "rescue cedar" . Designed by the T & E team again too. All measurements are approximates. Four feet long, 13" wide and 12 inches tall. Construction is sheet rock screws and gluing with exterior grade glue. Scrollsaw used more than what you would expect it to be on this kind of project. A lot of the cuts are much faster to just draw a line and cut with scrollsaw instead of any re-setting other saws. Delivered this morning and received a tip also. That always makes the day. The usual rjR burning for effect. Customer and wife were both very pleased with it! Also "rescued" enough cedar to make another on the same trip.
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Took a second look to get the idea; but, I think I have it now. Just a back support for the framed picture?
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Very nice work. WAY W + A + Y+! past my skills or patience levels!
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Now you know why I left Nort DE --COLDER. Yesterday a small city there had an actual -45! The state record for ND was 1936 in a town named Parshall; it made it to an actual -60. When i lived at Parshall for a few years it did get to the -30's more than once also. It is also in/on the edge of a valley; so there is almost always wind!
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I do think they are great work, and well framed too. "rescue wood" is the only wood I can actually afford. I bought a walnut board last week about 3/4" by 4' by 5 inches and it was just a wiggle shy of $30! Hopefully I sell the cribbage boards that it is becoming. One is sort of spoken for, so maybe.
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Both puzzles are nice. A.K. --- I do think you did a great job on the Caddy too! A.K. I think if I tried to do that Caddy; I would have used my needle files on the grill and not tried to cut it with a scrollsaw.
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Both pieces are excellently cut! I agree wit A.K.-- looking forward to the painted nativity.
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Agree 100% with Lawson56!
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2 Great subjects done expertly!
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YUP!!
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Nice project. I thought the reason for the workshop is to get away from the phone??
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So damned ugly it is cute! O.K.--- O. K.! Where da' heel dijya get my picture! Dat surres wazt my goooouut day too.
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Nice box and a lot of work. I hope it is appreciated.
