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  1. rdatelle
    Thanks everyone.
  2. rdatelle
    How thick is the wood you use on these. Would 1/8 B/B be ok.
  3. rdatelle
    Nice idea Kev.
  4. rdatelle
    Thanks Paul.
  5. rdatelle
    I can't seem to find that pattern on Sue Meys site. Anyone know where to get it.
  6. rdatelle
    They look great Marg. I love that Idea. I love giving things away to. I might have to do a few of those.
  7. rdatelle
    That is different Kev. Makes me want to go to the beach.
  8. rdatelle
    Nice Lew. That all she needs. Serves the purpose.
  9. rdatelle
    Thanks everyone for the compliments. Your right Bob, sometimes I am to fussy. What blade would you use on something like that. I was afraid to go smaller. I even cut down on the speed. Maybe i was going to fast with the #5 blade and that;s why it might of wandered a little. Any tips.
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    I know what you mean Frank. I was a little worried about it because of the two cutout pieces but even though the U and the V are a little wider on the back side, you can't even notice it unless someone points it out. A non scroller would never notice it.
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    This is a Steve Goods pattern I wanted to try. I used poplar and it's about 8 inches tall. It was a little tricky to do but I managed to finish it. I started out using a #5 polar but when I cut out the U and the V, I noticed that the underside was a little wider when I took the scrap piece out. I guess the blade was wandering a little underneath so I changed to a #7 polar and seem to cut a little better but it was a slow process. The block of wood was 1.5 x 1.5. Maybe I'lll try a #9
  12. rdatelle
    You did a great job on that pattern. I have a little trouble using a #2 blade sometimes. It will wander a lot, not sure why.
  13. rdatelle
    Nice looking clock.
  14. rdatelle
    Finished this yesterday for my Granddaughter. I want to thank Alex Fox for the pattern. It's about 8 inches in diameter. Made out BB plywood and one stained.
  15. rdatelle
    Yes Jim, Figure a few more minutes to put the pattern on the wood. Maybe 10 total.
  16. rdatelle
    Yay, I leaning towards the plain one to.
  17. rdatelle
    I decided to paint the second bowl to see how it would look. What do you think. Plain or painted.
  18. rdatelle
    Came out great Pete. I like the torch idea. eally make it stand out.
  19. rdatelle
    Thanks Dan.
  20. rdatelle
    I thought I would use up some of my scrap wood so I made a few of these mini bird house hangers. One is Oak and the other is Walnut. It's a Steve Good pattern. Pretty easy to cut. Took about 5 minutes. Have to get my camera checked out. Some of my pictures are coming blurry lately.
  21. rdatelle
    Those all look great. I like the bride and groom also.
  22. rdatelle
    Great job on that Clayton.
  23. rdatelle
    Thanks Dick.
  24. rdatelle
    Looks good. I love the wood.
  25. rdatelle
    Hi guys and gals. Well I gave this a shot. It's one of Steve Goods patterns. I was able to cut two at a time so I can keep one and give the other one away. They are a little tough to put together without getting any glue squeezing out. I still have to other one to put together yet. I have to see if I can get the pattern that Dick did. I like that one to. This is almost 3 inches tall and 10 inches wide, cut with # 3/0 reverse.
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