Denny Knappen
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In my pattern request, Roly said the font was Belshaw, I think.
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Thanks Dan. I like red oak except it is porous.
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I am not sure how to quote someone on the forum, so here goes. Dave Monk. The wall thickness is 3/4" Red Oak. Including the top and bottom, 1 1/4". Kevin. This is a standard Diana Thompson box. A lid liner is cut on the inside and glued to the lid. The perimeter glueup is then cut. The inside of the lid liner fits the box wall nicely. Thanks for all the nice comments.
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Thanks for all the comments. Yes, straight lines and circles are a true test.
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The same here as for the EX21. I also have two plastic storage bins I think from Hobby Lobby. They have vertical slats about 1 1/2" apart. Just right for blades.
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Well done. Great that you could cheer others even with your own situation. The best to you.
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Very nice colors and shaping.
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Well done, Roly. Cutting is clean.
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Wow, Thanks Rob Roy. I am sure your work looks great too.
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Thanks Terrylee. Red Oak looks good, but it is porous, so more care in finishing.
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Sure looks great.
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Thanks Ralph. Not real easy, but fun.
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Thanks again Rolly for the help with the pattern.
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Thanks, Roly. Did you see the Desk Name Plate?
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Way to go, Dan. That sure looks great. Like DW says, you may have to make a big one for the field fence.
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Thanks DW. I wonder what pink dogwood looks like.
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Thanks, DW. It was a very easy cut especially with poplar.
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Definitely not worth bragging about, but new to me. I asked for a desk name plate on the forum and Roly came up with this pattern. Thanks Roly. I used Poplar. It measures 3/4" x 1 3/4" x 10 1/2". Comments welcome.
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This box was designed by Diana Thompson and found in CWWC June 2011. It is made from Red Oak. Diana used Pink Dogwood, but I did not have any on hand. I used FD Polar #3 and #5 blades. It measures 1 1/4" x 5' x 5 1/2". There is one coat of 50% BLO and two coats of spray Shellac. omments welcome.
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Wonderful work with mixing stained glass and scrolling. Would three be a problem with the differences of expansion and contraction?
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Wow, that is some delicate fretwork. Extremely well done.
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Nice clean cuts and a very nice pattern.
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Well done. Great cutting.
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Way cute, Roly. That was 'awesome' including the 'ME'.
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Well done. Very nice clean cuts.
