Falcon
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Welcome from Oklahoma!
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Welcome from Oklahoma!
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Welcome from Oklahoma!
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Welcome from Oklahoma!
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I just started using woodenteddybears peal and stick paper. Bought 5 to try and for me it is easier to get off and no residue. I think the time it saves is worth the price. http://www.woodenteddybearonline.com/x/product.php?productid=4463&cat=220&page=1
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Should be a required class in high school and college!
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Amazing detail Hans!
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Tried to talk them into me putting a backer on it but they did not want one. Go figure I think it would have looked better also.
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A friend saw this and wanted one. Thanks for the pattern grampa.
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Very nice!
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Well done Christmas spirit already!
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Outstanding cut! Wishing you the best on your recovery and maybe making and example for other cell phone users.
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I think you would be better off with the porter cable. I started with a craftsman with the tension lever at the back and it really is not a big deal to me. Got a new excalibur and of course the wife got it and I still use the craftsman. My opinion is if your finances can afford the porter cable get it otherwise you can survive and do well with a cheaper saw.
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Those are great might be able to use them as key chains.
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Well done puts a touch of class to it!
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Great job on both!
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Welcome to the village! Most all I have learned came from this site very very helpful folks here! You are off to a good start. Like Larry I used mineral spirits to remove patterns but found that a heat gun leaves less residue (gets a little warm though). Lots of free patterns here just have fun.
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One to be proud of! I like doing things I am not comfortable with doing (the challenge). Of course if it fails nobody else will ever know ha ha.
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Beautiful! nuf said
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Personally I would use Titebond. If it will be outdoors you might use Titebond 3 outdoor glue.
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You will love the ex 16
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Very nice! I think santa needs some more cookies and milk. lol
