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  1. rdatelle
    You did an out standing job on that. I don't think I could do anything like that. Just awesome.
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    WoW Dick, that came out great. Love the colors.
  3. rdatelle
    Nice job cutting them. I like them both.
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    Just finished this Birthday ornament for a good friend of mine. I want to thank Don for doing this pattern so quick for me. We had a couple of problems with it. I had spelled the name wrong but Don was able to fix it for me. It measured around 5 inches in diameter and made out of walnut. I used a #3 UR blade for it. Thanks again Don.
  5. rdatelle
    That came out great. I wish I could do something like that. I wouldn't know where to start.
  6. rdatelle
    Made one a couple weeks ago. Nice little project to cut.
  7. rdatelle
    Nice Denny. I think I will have to cut a few more of these. I give them to my grandkids.
  8. rdatelle
    I used 1/2 inch oak and a #5 UR.
  9. rdatelle
    Easy to do when you have a great pattern.
  10. rdatelle
    Just finished this word Art piece for my Granddaughter to give to her boss that she works for in there restaurant. I want to that Don in Brookline for doing this pattern for me. It's made out of Oak and measures 3 1/2 wide by 9 1/4 long.
  11. rdatelle
    I watched that video plus he responded to my question on you tube. I found it easier to just make some extra blank brackets and extend them that way. I just line up the smaller one with the longer one and tape that together so it doesn’t move and then I just add a bracket on each side to even it out and tape them on. After I have them all taped I’ll run them through the scanner and make new copies all on one sheet so I don’t have any tape on them.
  12. rdatelle
    Well I was able to make all my keychain compound labels. What I did was print out a bunch of blank labels and use spaces where I needed to and the ones that were short, I just cut the brackets off and taped them on the ends to even everything out. Pretty easy. Oh and by the way. On Steves program, I set the margin to 125% and it came out to a perfect one inch like Tyler did.
  13. rdatelle
    Hi Jerry, I heard from Tyler and he said he adds spaces and sometimes has to redraw the brackets to get them to line up. That;s what i did to line mine up. The way I'm going to do it now is print out a few extra brackets and line them up to get them even and tape them on. Then I will scan that in to make one pattern. A little extra work but I tink it will work.
  14. rdatelle
    Great work on both of those.
  15. rdatelle
    Those look like winners to me Don.
  16. rdatelle
    That came out great. How can she not like it.
  17. rdatelle
    Jerry, I did another one with an extra space at the beginning and the end. Still a little short.
  18. rdatelle
    I'll give that a try if I make anymore. Thanks again.
  19. rdatelle
    You have a great looking wall there Charlie.
  20. rdatelle
    I like those Dick. I should start cutting some of those with all the scrap wood I have.
  21. rdatelle
    Love the clock.
  22. rdatelle
    I would love to know how he made it also. I just posted a question on the General section asking if anyone knew how to do it.
  23. rdatelle
    Those came out great.
  24. rdatelle
    Hi everyone. I was watching Steve Goods Video this morning of Artisan Pirate making key chains with Steve's key chain software . I have his software program but I can't figure out how to make it into a compound cut pattern like Artisan Pirate did. I'm able to get the names on one piece of paper but there different sizes. I printed the top name out twice and just cut off the ends and taped them on to make it the same size as the bottom one. Here's a picture of what I did but there's got to be a better way. Thanks Ralph.
  25. rdatelle
    Ron, are you just doing the ring around the clock.
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