Denny Knappen
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Excellent project. Black does look good.
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Welcome to the forum from TN. If you are doing intarsia, your wood is 3/4" and as suggested a #3 or even a #5 is better. The kerf will be larger, but less breakage.
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Nice project, John. I saw that in his email. That looks like a must do.
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I think the address is scrollsawer.com
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As I said on the other forum, Scott, Amazing.
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I also subscribe to SWWC. I have all copies either hard copy or on DVD. I usually find one or two projects interesting.
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Well done on that piece. The fit and shaping are right on.
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Great looking basket. Aspen looks good.
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What's not to be proud. That is a work of art. As for finish, I prefer semi gloss.
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Those are cute. You must be birds best friend.
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Way cute owl. Very nice cutting.
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Not sure about bad beer, but with all that work I would fall asleep.
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Bob, I used Tung Oil Finish and two coats of Shellac.
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Thanks for the comments. No accident, just hard to see with the length of the project.
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I like the red oak. It gives it a more weathered look. The frame really adds to the presentation.
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Both are beautiful. I use red oak a lot (Chipmunk) tough but looks great.
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Very well done. The projects are wonderful. I like Steve's patterns also.
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Very nice cutting. As a custom framer, the frame really adds to the presentation.
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That is sure a beautiful truck. Looks like it is ready for the road.
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LOL, Jay. It must be quite a site trying to turn the project while trying to stay on line.
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Wish I had a stack. Only two boards left.
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Thanks all for the nice comments.
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Thanks Jim. I don't think I will use Red Cedar for the Strawberry Candle Holder of Sheila Landry, maybe Cherry.
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This pattern by Keith Fenton was purchased from Sheila Landry's site. I used 1/2" Poplar and backed with 1/4"Baltic Birch plywood stained black with Samen stain. It measures approximately 4 1/2" x 16". I used FDUR #1 blade. With the length of this project, part of my anatomy got in the way. I should have used spirals. Comments welcome.
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Thanks DW. The red oak does have nice grain for this project.
