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Here's a few I finished. Sold some already. A couple are Sue Meys and some are Steve's Goods.
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Your just amazing at those names. No pun intended.
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Nice Edward. I like it. Good luck at the show.
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Alittle bit of this a little bit of that
rdatelle replied to scrollerpete's topic in Bragging Rights
They came out great Pete. I did some of Steve's ornaments also. They came out good to. I also did the pet one's, dog and cat, plus I changed a few things around for my granddaughter who wanted one for her bird and hamster so I printed out an outline of them and just left the paw prints off. They came out great. She loved them. -
Dave, I don't see anything wrong from where I live. Great job. I know what you mean about spiral blades. I just can't get used to them. I'm sure I'm doing something wrong.
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Hang in there Kev, things always have a way of working themselves out. Your names look great to as usual.
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Nice John. I made 3 of these by stack cutting them. Sold them all in one day for $15.00 each. The hardest part was getting them round. All I did was dip them in mineral oil and let them dry. Might make a few more.
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Came out supper. I love how you darkened it up a little to.
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Cool idea Merlin. came out great. What size blade did you use.
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Great job Frank. You put the right two together.
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Just finished this yesterday. A friend of mine wanted to know if I could do a Hockey plaque like the baseball one that Steve Good had on. I put in a pattern request and it got 30 reviews but no pattern. I was getting ready to delete the request when DonR made this pattern for me. He did a great job and my friend loved it. I want to give a special thanks to Don for taking the time to do this for me. I don't know what we would without these pattern makers that we have on here. Thanks to all of you that do the patterns for all of us that don't know how. It is really appreciated. Thanks again DonR
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Hey Paul, I got a pattern. Don was good enough to make one for me. Great job he did to.
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Nice idea Dan. What are you using for paint.
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Hi everyone. I have a pattern request on the request forum but I haven't gotten any anyone that's able to do it so far. It has 30 views so I thought maybe they can't do this one. I want to delete it but I can't figure out how to do that. Does anyone know. I don't see any delete button there. Thanks, Ralph
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Yes Wayne, he's listed under Gordster (Gordie)
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Wayne, you would have to ask Gordie.
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Hurricane Irma oak table being thrown away
rdatelle replied to amazingkevin's topic in Bragging Rights
Looking good Kevin. I love Oak. I do a lot of my stuff in Oak. You can't go wrong with Oak and the price was right. Good for you. -
Hi everyone, I wanted to put these on again to show Wayne who wanted to see a Red Sox one but of course I had to put a Yankee one on to. I want to thank Gordie again for doing these patterns for me. There made out of Oak with a 1/8 B/B backer.
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Wayne, I did a Red Sox one already. I'll see if I can find it and put it on again.
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That's not a bad idea. I might try that.
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Hi everyone. I just finished this piece yesterday. This is a sample I made for a friend of mine. I want to thank Gordie for sending me the pattern plus a couple more he sent me. This one is made out of 3/4 Oak with a 1/8 B/B background. I know there colors are black and gold but I didn't want to take away from the Oak and paint it. I'll do one more out of pine and paint it black and gold and see which one looks better. Well I took Waynes advice and did this one with a black backer.
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Wow Jeff, that came out beautiful. There's a lot of detail there. What size blade did you use for that.
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I like those Dave. I have a lot of scraps. If I only knew how to do patterns like that, maybe I can use some of it up.
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Wow Ron, They just keep getting better and better. I wish I new how to do inlay.
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Beautiful job Ron. I love the diamonds.
