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  1. GPscroller
    Beautiful cutting and interesting story, thanks. Jeff
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    Great work. Jeff
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    Nicely done. Jeff
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    Nice work on all Kevin. Jeff
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    A few quick ones. The cross and quilting ones are Sue Mey patterns modified. They are supposed to be free standing but made them hangers instead and reduced the cross 25%. The Better Together and Scrollsaw workshop are Steve Good patterns also modified. The cross, quilting one and Scrollsaw workshop are cut in more reclaimed wood. The Better Together is bolivian mahogany with 1/8 BB ply backer. Jeff
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    The close shots of the grain in the cross are beautiful, really makes it pop. Great work as always Kevin, thanks for the pics. Jeff
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    Really, really nice. Jeff
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    Super job on both. Jeff
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    A few more years and I will be able to say that, nice job. Jeff
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    Very nicely done. Jeff
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    Great cutting on all, love the cross. Jeff
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    Great job on both Steve. Jeff
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    Very nicely done. Jeff
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    Welcome back. Jeff
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    Well done Scott, glad to hear you were successful. Jeff
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    Nicely done. Jeff
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    That is a beauty, well done. Jeff
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    Looks good Lew. Jeff
  19. GPscroller
    Great pattern and cutting. Jeff
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    Super job on both. Jeff
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    GPscroller posted a topic in Bragging Rights

    Having spent 25 years working in hard rock mines and being on Mine Rescue in northern Manitoba, when I saw this cut, I had to do it. Thanks to John Browner for his help in sourcing the pattern. 11 X 14 inches cut in more of my 5/16 reclaimed laminated maple. Jeff
  22. GPscroller
    Cool puzzle, well done. Jeff
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    When @neptunposted this pattern in February, I knew I had to cut it. Was not sure of the wood to use and then a couple of weeks ago I was in our local Winner's store. There was a serving tray in the clearance area that had been damaged and was 30% off. Solid teak and cost me $20. BINGO!!!!!!! 12 3/4 X 16 inches. Not sure if a frame is needed or not, still undecided, what does everyone here think? Thanks for another great pattern Sasho. Jeff
  24. GPscroller
    Beautiful job. Jeff
  25. GPscroller
    Really great looking project. Jeff
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