rjR
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Great work on the supercharged-Chevy. Now you will have to do a HEMI!
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Gorgeous work!
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Although not one of my favorite people in the cut--YOU did a fantastic job on it!
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Great job!
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NEAT!
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Very nice. I might have to try that shellac trick too. THANKS!
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Great pattern & GREAT CUTTING too!
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Made from scrap cedar. fence boards- all rescued wood. About 15 inches long-8" wide and 9" tall without the load. Used scrollsaw, sander, and cutoff saws too. The front and back fenders came from the scrap box and were just sanded- cuts from some other project. As this was for me- I decided I wanted a cab-over-engine- in a 20's -30's theme. The color choice was also to fit the era. I had to add an extra taillight to meet modern legalities. The hubcaps and headlight are just thumb tacks that were brass colored- the taillights are the same tacks started in through a little masking tape-then colored with nail polish- when it was dry I used a piece of soft cloth and a wooden hammer to drive them almost totally in. Then pulled the tape and finished the setting them in solid. Oh it also fits many planters too, actually has drain holes on the bottom for planter watering accidents. Design again by T & E Designs.
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Very nice work. I had to look up the brand- Read the specs etc. Except for the color it looks like a twin to my King 21-- A very fine saw; Now you need to make a adaptor to put a good light with a lot of positions on the stand! I use a spring arm light with a wooden mounting pad attached by bolts to the stand frame. It that has multiple holes for moving the light around, led bulb also makes a good light and does not get hot!
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Just proving that you are a fine person on top of being an excellent craftsman too! Great Going Mr. Jones!
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Very nice wrok-X-3 or with the saw blade holder modification should that be 4!
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You are a lucky DUDE!
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Very nice! Way past my patience levels though!
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Very Fine on both counts, the work & the show of humanity too!
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Wonderful project in all aspects.
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Looks great!
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Very neat work.
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A very well crafted project.
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Nice work on both the cuttings and the patterns too!
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A.K. being A.K. --just makin' the rest of us look like total beginners. Great job!
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A very well done B!
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Well cut--I bet it was also a challenge to keep form blow-outs!
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Both well done!
