rjR
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Yup; you stepped in it! NO GOOD WORK goes unpunished! Good luck, remember that you need some more tools to MAKE more for her! We do want to see the rest of the "school"!
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I would be very proud of my work if it were even 1/2 that nice! Hang them all with pride! As a former boiler operator; I do lean to the steamer for my favorite! Not disparaging any of the others!
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I know ya goona Make "Speedy Gonzales" look like slow motion! SOON!!!!!!!!
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10-4-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Great work! It always feels super to give some things where you know they will be appreciated! I bet the kids love them!
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NEAT design! Well done. I like the progression of sizes too.
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A. K. being A. K. AGAIN! Nice.
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HARDWOOD and a decent blade that you are familiar with the performance of. Make it work hard to see if it has the capability left or has been mostly run out!
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My blades come in ziptop bags and I have a small plastic tote type thing--like kids use for pencil boxes. As I am not a frequent blade changer; (DO NOT DO extremely fine work) this works well for me. I could get along fine with pin end blades.
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I bet you get drive by's stopping and wondering where you got it! NEAT!
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Scrappie and DW really summed it up! WE are all wishing you the best and the angels are just a super idea!
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They are right! Looks FINE! Harder to cut than most realize, too.
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I never get a jam on my hammer or screwdriver! NEAT NAMES!
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WELL DONE! And no "NOISE"!
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A.K. being the usual=A.K.
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I have run an electric scrollsaw since the fall of 1953 and still learn new things and still ask questions! I also still have that saw; it still works, but, gets very little use as it is limited by it's "no-motor" cutting system! The saw does not have any ROTATING parts but cuts excellent if you are patient enough! Who can figure out the system!
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A friend wanted this for his work. Made from salvage flooring and a strip of cedar. My own lettering, not a pattern. Even changed as it was being cut.
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Nice; I especially like the natural shape mounted one!
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And they are becoming addictive too! Championship cutting!
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Made from cedar, as an add on to a wheelbarrow previously made. Was not going to post it; but, A.K. is such an inspiration, that I had too!
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NEAT! well cut! Letters are your ADDICTION!
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Just a little cloud drift!
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way past BOTH my patience and skill levels! Great work.
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Especially starting out; look for free REAL wood furniture, dis-assemble and you will find a lot of usable plywood and even some hardwood framing on some. I get a bunch of smaller cedar shorts etc. FREE from a local fencing company.
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Nicely made and neat painting too!
