Paul hd
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Great work DW.ðŸ‘
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Hi Len. It's the wood props on top that rotate.
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That's brilliant.
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Fantastic work. ðŸ‘
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Hi Helmut. Great piece of work. What are the small cup shapes on tier two and three going to hold?? Regards Paul
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Hi Ike. Super scroll work. ðŸ‘
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Great scrolling and a nice idea.
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Great work Kevin. ðŸ‘
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This thread has come at a perfect time for me. Next Saturday I've got a guy coming to give a quote for electric to be plumbed up to the shed and I need lighting installed, so It's good to hear what you ladies and gents are happy with. Looking like the LED is a popular choice. Cheers Paul
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Hi Peter. They look fantastic. When you are cutting the wine stained wood, do you get any aroma of the wine?
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Thanks for the link Dick. Absolutely fantastic. That is book marked for the future. His other designs are great too.ðŸ‘
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Hi Tony. Great piece of work. Could you not take the backing off and lay it on paper then with a .05 pen nib start to make an out line?
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Nice project. Call him Bark.😀
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They look great.ðŸ‘
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Thank you Frank.
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Hi Frank. Brilliant cutting. So crisp. 👠The clear packing tape I understand but I would like to know more on how you transfer the pattern to wood with the carbon paper. I like this idea of not having the pattern lift when cutting. Cheers Paul
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Hi Dick. Great pattern. It has a slight resemblance of the cartoon character Tweety pie. I Tawt I Taw A Puddy Tat.😄 Is that a backer giving the black outline or have you used a marker or paint.?
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Hi Mike. That's is an amazing piece of work.
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Fantastic work.
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Very cool pattern.
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Two great pieces of work.
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Great cutting and colouring. ðŸ‘
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Nice clean cutting ðŸ‘
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Thank you all for the great comments. ðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘
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Hi Kevin. Used a brush slightly narrower than the groove and a steady hand. Its actually easier than I thought it would be, as soon as the brush touches the bottom of the groove the stain just gets wicked up by the ply. The label says spirit stain so I assume it's spirit based.
