Paul hd
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Hi Roly. I think I have worked it out. When you click view new content on the left you have a menu. At the bottom you have a heading saying other. Do you have one of them highlighted in purple?
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When I click on it four posts come up. Thats the first time I've clicked on it so I'm not sure if that is correct. Edit. OK. I now see that you can click on a time option. So it is working OK for me.
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Great work. Looking forward to seeing more of your work.
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Brilliant cut.
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Hi Steve. Great work.
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That is a clever pattern nicely cut.
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Thank you all for the kind comments.
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This is a pattern from Sue Mey. A bit repetitive with all the windows but a enjoyable project to do. The word telephone on the right was a bit of a nightmare. The smallest blades I had was a 2/0R and that was still too big. I also forgot to cut out the small crown above. You can see the pilot hole I drilled but I got excited to get the tape off. 😉
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Congrats Denny.
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I started off using the 3M, I now use Pritt stick. I actually prefer it.
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Brilliant work.
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Great pattern beautifully cut.
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Hi All. Added a Opaque acrylic border to the Shelby today and had a play with the lights again The backer is the same as the border.
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Nice one Dan. 😆😀 I gave the car a couple of Coates of gloss today and the old stripes of the ply start to look fairly nice.
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Amazing piece of work.
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Very nice piece of work.
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Hi Larry. The Black backing is Ply and the cut out is from Opaque perspex. Here is the thread. http://www.scrollsawvillage.com/topic/16274-wild-horse-v2/
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Beautiful scroll work.
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Thank you all for the great comments.
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My latest letter box with a little extra touch.
Paul hd replied to Smudger's topic in Bragging Rights
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Looking Great.
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Hi All, Got this plan from Toymakingplans.com Very well set out plans and easy to follow. I didn't have any hardwood so I made this one with ply. The thickest ply I had was 9mm so I had to do a little bit of gluing to get the correct thicknesses. Added a little colour with chestnut stains and put the steering wheel on the right as this was made in England:-) This particular model is one horse power.
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That is a fun looking project.
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Hi Ron Fantastic piece of work.
