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You should be very happy with that one, it turned out awesome! Very nicely done! Jeff
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Have to agree with everyone, very unique. Super job!!!!! Thanks for the pic. Jeff
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Outstanding job Ron! Love the marquetry of the bird and the corners on the box! :thumbs: Jeff
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They all look great, but I too like the weather vane. Nicely done! Jeff
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Looks good! Thanks for the pic. Jeff
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I agree with Penguin, silly but darn interesting! Very creative. Nice job. jeff
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Two very nice pieces. Job well done! :thumbs: Jeff
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Very nicely done, I also love the inlay one. Jeff
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Amazing work! Thanks for sharing. Jeff
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Got the ok for sahara an two more jobs
GPscroller replied to amazingkevin's topic in Bragging Rights
Sahara looks awesome Kevin! The lizard looks cool. Nice job. Jeff -
Another paper cutting pattern, have to love that. Great job! Love it :thumbs: Jeff
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Unique and very different! Nice job on all. Thanks for the pics. Jeff
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Nice job Denny! My Ex 21 broke down for the first time last month (bottom blade holder) took a week to get part, had to go back to old Delta 15" single speed (say no more :curse: ) Jeff
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They look great Denny! Glad to see I am not the only one cutting Xmas ornaments in August :thumbs: Jeff
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Great work as usual Kevin! Jeff
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Another outstanding piece of work Kris! Thanks for the pic. Jeff
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Nicely done! Sometimes less is more. Jeff
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Nice work on all. Thanks for the pics. Everyone thinks I am nuts because I cut Xmas ornaments year round to have enough on hand to give away. Jeff
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LOVE IT!!! That is beautiful! I know so many people in my family that would cherish it. Very nicely done. I agree with Denny, what are the dimensions? Keep up the great work! Jeff
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Thanks all. The end results were well worth the breath holding. Jeff
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Both Janice and I appreciate all the kind words. Thanks all! :D :D
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Here are two that I have wanted to do for a while. Dark Elf is a Mamabogie (Leola Bogan) pattern cut on 1/8th mahogany plywood (reclaimed drawer bottom) measuring 8 x8. Bah Humbug is Phantom Scroller's pattern cut on 1/8th BB plywood measuring 7 1/2 x 9. Roly, I must say the inside cut was an adventure in scrollsawing and I almost passed out at least four times from holding my breath waiting for something to break! LOL Enjoy! Jeff
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Both pieces are beautiful and I am sure the second one will be very well received. Great Job Jim! When I need something, Steve Good's site is the first place I check. Have cut quite a few of his. Jeff
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I agree with Meflick, love mill image. It is always nice to see other people's work. Thanks for sharing the pics. Jeff
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They look great Kevin! Jeff
