rdatelle
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Thanks Alex, I remember that now.
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Now Alex, you make me want to give that a try. Is that the 6000 glue you use on that.
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I like that Lew. That burnt look really brings it out.
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Boy Kris, you sure do like those detailed cuts. That makes my eyes blurry. Great job on that.
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That;s some fine cutting of that red paper Charlie, not having any show up on the black.
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That came out great Charlie. I love how you routed the edges and put that red on your backer.
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Thanks everyone for the advice. Jeff, I'm glad you tried making one. Now you see how long it takes. What blade did you use. I did this one with a #7 polar.
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Great job Monti. I love the wood you used.
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Great job on all of those. I like the last one also.
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I like them all. The wheels are great. Thanks for the tip on doing the wheels. Never would of thought of that.
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Came out great Lew.
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Another great job on that one to. Seems like an awful lot of cuts and entry holes. Love your videos.
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Awesome job on that one. Nice detail.
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Hi everyone. Well I tried to cut one more compound cut using cedar to see how it would look. I have a few people asking me if i'm selling these. I told them not yet. I'm not sure if I want to sell to many of these seeing that it takes so long to cut one. Not sure what I would charge. I was thinking maybe $30.00 for the poplar and maybe $35.00 for the cedar. Any suggestions. Thanks, Ralph.
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Trackman, all I did was email him and asked him for the Lin and yang pattern. He sent it right away. He has a video on you tube also, showing how he cut it out. The pattern is free.
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I love them butterflies.
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Thanks Dan, I'll have to look for that.
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Thanks Scott, I was thinking the same thing. I was even thinking maybe hot glue.
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Quick question. What type of glue would you use to fasten those metal pin backs to wood or would you use the one's that you just stick on. Not sure if those would hold up like the glued on one's. Thanks, Ralph.
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Those came out great Clayton.
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I like that. Great job cutting that out.
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Great job again at selling so many puzzles. Your on a good roll now Iggy. I have a feeling that this year will be your best.
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Great job on that Charlie. I still haven't figured out how to do that even with the tutorial.
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Great idea Wayne. Looks great
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Dan (dgman), what type of glue do you use to hold the pin back on the back of the angel.
