Denny Knappen
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Both look great. The frames are right on.
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Well done, Dan. The more I work with Ash, the more I like it.
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Thanks, Dan. Good eyes, yes, I was very careful in cutting that place and also around the ears.
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Thanks Kevin. An easy project to make.
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Thanks again for the nice comments.
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Thanks again for all the nice comments.
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Health and it's effects ageing shut me down for a yr.
Denny Knappen replied to Multifasited's topic in Introductions
Glad you are on the mend. Take care of yourself. Enjoy scrolling. -
Very well done. Looks like people from TN are quite active here.
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Tuned out great. Pun intended.
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Way to go, Jerry.
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Well done, Jerry.
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Glad you subscribed. Melanie. I usually find one or two projects to make, so worth the investment. This issue, these are four projects.
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You can do it, Don. It is not patience when it is something you enjoy. Thanks again, Melanie.
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Thanks Melanie. I noticed you replied on the other forum also.
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Thanks for the nice comments. I was only going to stick with the eight, but decided to add to the patterns.
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Thanks for the nice comments. I also received a very nice comment on Facebook from Sue Mey. If you try and make them, there is a weak spot where the upright fits into the base. Be sure and not force together.
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Thanks for all the nice comments. I wasn't sure about the Ash, but when I applied the 50% BLO, the grain really popped with great color.
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Thanks for the nice comments.
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Thanks Jeff. I really like Jacob Fowler's patterns.
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Very nice gifts, DW.
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Wow, twelve! DW how much are you charging? Thanks Steve. There are six patterns and lots more scraps.
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Thanks, DW. I am really surprised how nice the Flame Maple looks.
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Thanks Larry. Fun to make. The Flame Maple was quite hard to cut.
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The pattern is by Sue Mey and found in the current issue of SWWC. I used 1/2" Hard Maple for the top and upright and 1 1/4" Walnut for the base. The blade used for all interior cuts was FD UR #3. The finish was 50% BLO and two coats of spray Polyurethane. The nice part was all the wood was just scraps. Comments welcome.
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The pattern is by Jacob Fowler and found in CWWC November 2012. I used a piece of Ash with very nice grain for the upright and Aspen for the base. It is approximately 9" high and 11" long. I used FD UR #1 for all interior cuts. The finish is 50% BLO and two coats of spray Shellac. Comments welcome.
