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Denny Knappen

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  1. Very well done on all the projects.
  2. Welcome to the forum from TN. Your intarsia piece looks great. The white wood looks very white. Did you use a white wash?
  3. Monti, that scene looks great. Never thought of lights behind the back.
  4. Thanks Jesse. I really like Sheila's patterns.
  5. Very well done. Your inlay looks perfect.
  6. Said before and I will say it again, Jim you are the master of inlay. All of your work is awesome.
  7. This thread is amazing to see that this forum is filled with service people. I too want to say my thanks to the many veterans. I was drafted, but failed the physical. Many of the above listed veterans are from my time period. Again, Thanks.
  8. Sorry, but we were 46 degrees this morning.
  9. I am sure it will, Melanie.
  10. Thanks all for the nice comments.
  11. Thanks for the nice comments.
  12. Thanks Steve.
  13. Thanks DW. Not a difficult project, but took some time to finish.
  14. Thanks Edward. I have finished several projects from that particular issue.
  15. Thanks Roly and Paul.
  16. The pattern is by Sue Mey and found in SWWC Winter 2017 issue #69. I used 3/4" plywood stained walnut for the backing. The stable is 3/4" quarter sawn Sycamore. The figures are 3/4" Flame Maple, which I didn't know until the finish was applied. The animal are 3/4" Walnut. This was a fun project to complete. I used FD Polar #5 blades and finished with spray Shellac. Comments welcome.
  17. If this is open to projects made some time ago, I made this in 2014. It is a Sheila Landry pattern.
  18. Welcome to the forum from another TN member.
  19. Melanie, it is a special edition magazine. There are two volumes. I am not sure if Fox Chapel still has some.
  20. Sam, the pattern is found in am=n old issue of SWWC Holiday Ornaments, toys, and gifts vol. 2 Fox Chapel publications may still have it available.
  21. What a great idea. I am not a designer, but I sure want to donate for the e book.
  22. I think you are right about the grain.
  23. Thanks Bobby.
  24. Thanks, I did not keep track of time, but you are right. When I need a quick project, I look at puzzles.
  25. Thanks for the question, Sam. I actually dilute the Shellac with 50% alcohol making a sanding sealer. This dries quickly and very little surface finish. With this finish there is no issues fitting.
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