Denny Knappen
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Wow, Jim, all eight! Way to go. Now some pictures.
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Wow, way to go, John. That is an amazing total. Smiling kids makes it all worth while.
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Well done, Ralph. Very nice clean cuts.
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Very well done, Rick. A work of art. As a framer, I am not sure how to hang it.
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Any time, Dick. It helps to have the right equipment.
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Everything looks better in a frame, but then we own a custom frame store.
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Looks great, Joe.
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Well done, Dick. A very striking project.
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Thanks Marg. The Walnut came out darker than I expected. Looks good with the Aspen bird.
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Way to go on more shop space. Half of our two car garage is my shop.
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A wonderful pattern and cutting. The amount od detail is just right.
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Very well done, Ralph. The cutting is crisp and clean.
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Actually the ones on Diana Thompson's site are about 4 to 5 inched tall.
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Thanks for all the nice coments. Stack cutting is the only way to go, Kevin. I had a small problem on the 1/8" Bloodwood. When trying to get them apart, a ip broke. Out with the CA glue and you can't even see the seam.
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Well done, John. Nice clean cuts.
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Thanks for all the nice comments. Yes, the standing ones are on her site. I purchased the set of 8 patterns. I think if you search for 'Miniature Birdhouses' you may come up with them.
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way to go, Jim. From the inlay master to now making Reindeer with movable legs.
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Welcome back, Bobby. Computers can be a problem. Happy it wasn't health issues.
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Thanks Paul. Not sure about master, there are many on the forum making these little ornaments. Diana Thompson 'Liked' my post on Facebook. Made my day.
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Thanks Ralph. Maybe the insect holes adds character.
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Well done on that cutting.
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I showed it to my wife. She likes the doily!
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Wow, Al, that is really thinking outside the box or should I say Bowl. Fantastic.
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Thanks Paul. Maybe someone can move it to where it belongs.
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Thanks, Steve. On this one, the feathers were the hardest.
