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Really well cut Denny. I haven't seen the standing ones before but can see them being even more popular. I might have to get those patterns, Rob
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Thanks everyone. I get all of my rimu from the recycling centre at the council waste tip. Usually it is drawer sides or cabinet carcases but this piece was a bit of rough sawn tongue and groove that someone gave me. It cleaned up nicely with a hand plane but was only useful for something small. I wanted to give the flowers a little colour but staining a scrap with food colouring didn't look great so I decided on a coloured backer instead. Rob
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Those are great Jim. Simple design but really effective. Very clever. Rob
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Great job there WolfyPete. Well done. Rob
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@Len I didn't keep a note of them but I think the surname Brougham is URW Bookman and the first names are Ave Fedan. Rob
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Great stand Iggy. I wish you continued success with your sales. Rob
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Welcome to the village Neil. It's great to see a few more Brits on here. Rob (Ex Bedfordshire)
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I recently finished this plaque for my nieces wedding. Snowdrop Trivet and finally a business card holder for my upcoming craft fair. Pattern is by Steve Good. All cut from reclaimed rimu as usual and finished with BLO. Rob
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I cut this little plaque from reclaimed rimu with a painted mdf backer. I'm not sure where I found the pattern. It is 20cm x 7cm or 8" x 3" approx. Rob
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Great to see the site back up and running again. I was suffering from withdrawal symptoms! Thanks to Travis for all your hard work and dedication to this community. It is much appreciated. Rob
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Well I finally got around to putting a backer on it and agree that it is better. I was tempted to try multiple colours but in the end decided on simply black. Rob
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Great news Iggy. I have my first stall coming up in a couple of weeks at a local Makers Market. I was planning on having a little flip album of photos so people could see the saw and maybe some previous work etc but I like the idea of having a few blades to show them too. I'll have the added advantage of being able to boast that I have to import them from America too! Rob
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Very nice. May I ask what the fonts are? Rob
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Great sign Roly. Would be very popular round here I reckon. Rob
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Sorry John! I just assumed you were Larry due to the post above mine. Rob
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I enjoyed these too Larry. Thanks for taking the time to do them. I bought a second hand Diamond saw on Ebay while still in the UK but had to sell it to save space in our container when we emigrated to New Zealand. I have been kicking myself ever since! Rob
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I knew a trivet would lure him out of hiding. Welcome back Bobscroll ! Rob
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Those are great Peter and for such a great charity too. Rob
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Beautiful cut. Lot's of work in that one. Rob
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wedding gift for the nurse's friend, at the doc's,
Rob replied to amazingkevin's topic in Bragging Rights
Love the horse Kevin. Great sign all round. Rob -
Those are all great. My favourite is the Sioux hunter though. What a lovely piece of timber. Rob
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Very nice. Great finish. I reckon SWMBO is right though, he does need a chum or two. Rob
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Deer and doe cut from reclaimed rimu and finished with BLO and beeswax. Pattern by Gayle from Scroller's Cafe. I can't decide if this would be better with a backer or not. What do you think? Rob
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Those are great. I might have to look for that pattern for my son's team. Rob
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Wow Dave, that inlay is tighter than a gnat's chuff. Love the box with drawers, Rob
