Denny Knappen
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Thanks Scott. Did you try the Pegas scroll saw at Kingsspor ?
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You are always welcome. That puzzle is amazing. I have the plaques on display on an easel in the front of the store. People look, but no sales yet. The are priced at $25 each. As for your puzzle, it looks like a good seller but I have no idea about pricing.
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I've seem some of Sam's patterns and made a few, but not these. Brenda, you did a fantastic job on that one.
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Thanks George. Scroller Online has the whole series of states.
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Thanks Bobby. Born and Raised in MN, here in TN for 11 years.
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The cutting is right on, and perfect for the box.
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Check with your local frame shop. We (ArtCrafters) always have framing quality pieces, leftovers from larger projects. You can also cut to size on the scroll saw.
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Gary, that is very well done. Looks like Oak. I like that look.
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Thanks Kevin. I actually like this design rather than the designs of Keith Fenton although I made several of his. Tennessee is a great state. Coming from MN I can relate to the COLD.
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Thanks Bob.
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Thanks Paul. It can be hot and humid here, but Memphis wow!
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Thanks Berry
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Thanks Ray. I may make one as suggested and compare.
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Thanks Brenda.
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Thanks Dave.
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Thanks Ron.
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Thanks Dave.
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Thanks Marg. No it is very easy to cut. The trick is getting the slots just right so there is no gluing.
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Thanks Ron. I made these over the last eight years, so maybe four or five a year. Makes great gifts.
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Thanks Grizz.
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Thanks Dave. The stands and heart have slots that fit together. Cut carefully no glue would be needed. The rings are not solid. There is a space that fits into slots in the stands. Hope this helps explain.
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Thanks Paul.
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Thanks Gary. I have been making these for years.
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Thanks Paul.
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Thanks Jim.
