terrylee
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Everything posted by terrylee
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Yes very nice work indeed
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welcome to the "Village "
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Boy,I wish you live close by,let use my DeWalt is sitting in my wood shield until you save up some money to get new one or get our fix
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Nice job on the face and the eyes really stands out on both of them !
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Nice job Kevin,like to have one on my wall .
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You get there in time
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Thanks for the tip
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I when got this machine on Amazon and what to use on some big pattern I have.Well all do is roll our pattern throw it and it put adhesive on our pattern.Then all you do is peel it off and put on the wood.It work great,but if you leave on the the wood to long,you have a hard time to getting the pattern off the wood .Is a repositionable adhesive that i use to. I even spray minnal spirit on the pattern,still had a hard time getting it off.Lesson learned I guess.You can see on the wishing well I did,parts of the pattern still on it
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I think the best place is at a saw mill,but that said: you need get a planer to get the thickness you need.You go to a Menards or or a Home Depot ,you going to pay high dollar for their wood ! I been lucky to get my hard wood for a trade in my work I do .The guy that run the sawmill, like my work I do
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That is a nice design and paint job is number 1 !
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Nice job Gator
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Got this plan from Berry Baskey.My sister is turning 66 this weekend and she always wanted a wishing well planter ,so this is her birthday gift from me Is not going to be a surprise for her because she walk into my shop when I was working on it
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nice, i like it
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Nice job on those letters and I like the frame to
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Got some work done in the shop this week. My sister got this pattern for me of this flowers and she like to have some made for her wall.They are easy to cut ,but to put a back board was not easy to do.She didn't like to have them glue onto a plywood.Well got the job done,but don't think I well take them to craft show,they can break really easyAlso got this owl done that came from the village here.Is little bit of fretwork and I think I' M gonna do more of this type of work.Is a break for me from intarsia.I have to put a finish on the owl yet, I like to spray those
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Welcome Lily
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Nice job, I made few in my time.They are good seller at some craft show
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Yes,my wife would love that.She love her rose's ! I made this picture frame of rose's for her couple years ago.Yes,that me back in my hay days"years ago !!!!
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Hand drawn attempt of a Mountain Trapper coming out of the mist
terrylee replied to Multifasited's topic in Bragging Rights
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I got this pattern out of the : Scrollsaw magazine.Gotten the magazine while back ,but just gotten to do some of the pattern out of it.I think this Judy Roberts design .Anyway I had some of this old barn wood laying around,so this is a good place to start using it on the back ground
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That is cool and awesome job of cutting it out
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I have 4 to 2 in my shop and I get lot of my parts from Amazon ,at a good price
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Well what I would do is get a box fan and tape a good filter to it.That would get some dust and may be a bathroom fan and duct it outside some how
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Nice job of cutting those out,they are going to love it
