Denny Knappen
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DW, great idea about hanging from a window. I thought of fan pulls also.
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Thanks for the comments. Walnut looks good with a light background.
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I finished this project on Monday, March 21st. It is a pattern by Lora S. Irish and found in SWWC Spring 2005 issue #18. The wood is walnut 1/2" for the upright and 3/4" for the base. It measures 6 1/2" high and 11" long at the base. I used FD New Spiral #3 for most of the cuts. I have a hard time using spirals on straight lines, so I used FD UR #3 on the base. There is on coat of Tung Oil Finish and two coats of spray Shellac. A fun easy project. Comments welcome.
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Great work on that intarsia piece. How big is it? Is it your own pattern?
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Love to see more Miniature Birdhouses posted here!
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Scott, I saw it on the other forum. Wonderful compound cutting. Maybe I should get Sue's E-zine.
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Very nice pattern and cutting, Tony.
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Very well done. You can sure be proud of those two projects.
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When I saw that pattern, I said no way, too many holes. You did a great job.
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You sure are busy. Wonderful work.
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Wow, great work on that pattern.
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Very nice puzzle. Nice cutout of the dancing pair.
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The tree display is purchased from a store called Bard's available online. There are several sizes, this one is a table top tree about 24" high. I think I paid about $45.
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Great cutting on that wonderful pattern.
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Very nice. I saw that one on Steve Good's email. Way to go.
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Kevin, The first eight patterns are found in CWWC May, 2011. Additional patterns are on Diana Thompson's site, I think run by Scroller.
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Wow nice going on the Miniature Birdhouses. As for attaching the pattern to the blank, I copy the patterns to contact paper, then cover with packing tape. After the first cut keep the blank in stock and wrap again with packing tape. I also drill a hole in the base of the bird blank to fit the dowel. For the dowels, I use wood skewers.
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Well done. Great design.
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Great work with the spiral blades.
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Very nice cutting and pattern.
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Great looking plaque. I agree don't stain cherry. It is beautiful with penetrating oil and poly.
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Welcome to the forum from TN. Take some time and post pictures of your projects.
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The choice of wood is whatever you have. I use either 1/2" or 3/4" thick wood with Butcher Block Oil finish. Patterns are all over, just find one you like.
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Welcome to the forum from Tennessee, Alexei. Great to see people from around the world.
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Glad the wife caught the mistake, but what a great correction.
