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Denny Knappen

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  1. Very nice cutting. As for price, it is what the market will bear. Here in Dayton, prices for art and craft items are a lot less than say Chattanooga.
  2. Thanks Kevin. I see you survived the storm.
  3. Thanks, but Steve is way ahead.
  4. Thanks, Roly, but the stand was Sue Mey's idea.
  5. Way cute.
  6. Good to salvage wood. Nice cutting.
  7. Thanks Dave and Bob. Maybe another one in the works.
  8. Thanks Bob for a great pattern.
  9. Thanks all for the nice comments. I haven't seen Bobscroll on the forum. I wanted to thank him for the pattern.
  10. As an update, Sue Mey shared my Facebook post of the Trivet on Stand. I received a like from Ted Buzzelli one of my favorite designers. I made several of his patterns.
  11. Welcome to the forum from TN. Only two years scrolling, WOW. Beautiful work.
  12. Thanks all for the nice comments. Sue Mey also commented on my FaceBook page that she didn't mind the modifications.
  13. Thanks everyone for the nice comments. Thanks also to Bib for the pattern.
  14. Thanks all for the nice comments.
  15. Thanks Melanie. I too like the look of Butternut.
  16. Thanks Pete. With my wife's Swedish heritage, she thought it looked Scandinavian.
  17. Nice clean cuts.
  18. Super project, Jim and great that it is to be donated.
  19. Thanks for the comments. I also received a nice comment from Sue Mey on my Facebook page.
  20. The pattern is by Sue Mey and purchased from her website. I modified the pattern by eliminating the slots and tabs and gluing the base directly onto the bottom of the trivet. I used 1/2" Hard Maple approximately 8" square. The base is 1/4" Red Oak 1 1/4" high. I used FD UR #1 and #5 blades. The finish is one coat of sanding sealer and one coat of spray shellac. Comments welcome.
  21. Thanks to bobscroll for this wonderful pattern I found this pattern in the pattern library. I reduced the pattern to fit an 8" square piece of 1/2" Butternut. It is approximately 7 1/2" in diameter. The blades were FD UR #1 and #5. The finish is one coat of sanding sealer, sanded, and two coats of spray polyurethane. Comments welcome.
  22. Way cute, Dan. Where did you get the solar lights?
  23. A beautiful pattern and excellent cutting of a very fragile pattern.
  24. You could also call Seyco and talk to Ray. He is very helpful.
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