Denny Knappen
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Those really look great. I love the addition of the pink color.
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Another Intersection Name plates!!
Denny Knappen replied to Alexander Helbich's topic in Bragging Rights
Very nice word art. Personally, I would use a backer. -
Very nice, Dick. The cutting is extremely sharp. Who is the pattern designer?
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Thanks Dan. The standing one was bought for her mother in a nursing home. No place to hang one.
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Hi Rolf. Welcome to the forum. Like many of us, I look at both forums every day.
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The colors on that one came out just right.
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Yes, those look great.
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Thanks for all the comments. Looks like I will have to make the last four of the set.
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Thanks Rob, they are a fun cut.
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Very nice cutting of a good pattern.
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Thanks, Jim, yes I found them on Diana's website. $5.95 for the set of eight patterns. As a follow up, one sold today at ArtCrafters and I gave one to my wife, Dianne. Now only two left on the display.
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Sure do like it, Larry. The colors adds a great touch.
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Welcome to the forum from TN. Show some of your work. We like pictures.
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You are sure busy. I like the card holder too.
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A beautiful progect and the backer really sets it off.
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What a great idea, Jim, and such a worthy cause.
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Very good work and quite appropriate.
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Thanks for all the nice comments. Kevin, that is the fun part, like a surprise in the box.
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It sure is fun meeting folks you only read about on the forum.
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Sure you can Don.
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Very well done. I am sure they were very happy with it.
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Tim, go for it. Compound cutting is easy. One secret is after cutting the first side, wrap tightly so the fallout does not move. Then cut the other side.
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I use Photoshop in the print preview mode. This gives the size and you can reduce or increase as needed.
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I agree with PM Jim. He is the inlay expert. For tough wood, I use FD Polar #5 or #7. Polar blades are very aggressive.
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Thanks guys. They were fun to make. Now lets see if they sell.
