Ninuninu
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Thanks for sharing Kevin. Might try a couple of names myself! Tony
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To be honest Wayne I had thought of this idea myself but the paint does have a tendency to bleed into the pores of the wood. It's nothing drastic but it still shows up. Tony
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A nice job! Tony
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Very nice Kevin. I love the way you attach the names onto a picture of the character of the person's liking. Great Job. May I ask what font you use to cut these names? Tony
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That is very sweet! Well done! Tony
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Thanks Len but lowering my prices is one thing that I really don't need. I see what you mean though - cheers! Thanks and good day Tony
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Thanks dgman. All I need is people to think that they are done by laser. I have a hard enough job getting people to believe that I use a fret saw and nothing else to do the portraits! Tony
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Thanks for the thought Rob but apart from not wanting people to think they are laser cut it would be too time consuming to go over all the edges with a pyrography pen. It already takes me long enough to do something by hand without doubling the time! Thanks and good day! Tony
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Thanks Dave good to be back. I have been out of commission for such a long time now but have worked on some patterns and hopefully will start posting a few pics shortly. The idea of painting is pretty good but I think it would bleed into the grain so better not - plus as all the other guys said, those with the edges are invariably laser cut so I think I will be happy and proud that I don't have the edging as at least that shows they are not done on laser! Thanks again and good day. Tony
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Thanks for your thoughts Rob Roy. I don't get burn marks on my work because my speed (I use a hand fret saw) is very slow compared to that of a scroll saw. I have no experience with laser cut items but the edging could be because of that. Thanks again. Tony
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Hi to all. I have recently seen some items that were either scrolled or laser cut and these had a beautiful black edging around them both on internal and external cuts. Seeing that use a hand fret saw and not a machine I mainly use 3 - 4 mm plywood for the portraits I do but the edging does sometimes leave a lot to be desired. Does anyone know how they manage to get this edging on the wood / plywood or what the process is because it would set things off beautifully if I could manage this. I have attached a small pic to give an idea of what I mean. Thanks a lot and would really appreciate any comments or help on this. Tony
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I really love the letters Danny but afraid I can't help out with pricing at all! If you don't mind me asking - what size are they? Tony
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Very nice. Thanks for the share! Tony
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Very nice indeed. Tony
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Request From Another Farmers Market Vendor.
Ninuninu replied to Dave Monk's topic in Bragging Rights
Wow Dave! Two awesome pieces. Great work Tony -
Nicely cut and finished Well done Marg on the pattern too Tony
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Beautiful piece Roly! Tony
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Looks really nice. Puzzles are still a bit of a puzzle for me though! Tony
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Nice job and a very unique pattern! Tony
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I think they came out beautifully and you should stand up and take a bow! Well done! Tony
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Beautifully cut pattern! There's a sadness in the eyes that make it so lifelike. Well done! Tony
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Not too shabby at all! To quote Marg, a challenge for most with all that detail. A good job well done! Tony
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Very nice work! Well done! :-) Tony
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Nicely cut Lawson! All three are great pieces. Well done! Tony
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A beautiful piece that would stand out anywhere Dan. A lovely choice of wood and finish. Very nice indeed! Tony
