Rockytime
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This pattern was made by Don from Brooklyn. A very skilled and generous Village member. Thank you Don.
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Unique for sure! I like it. Great job.
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Very nice! You have a wealth of ideas!
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That is creative! You've outdone yourself.
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Kevin, the Wordsmith! Always great to see your work. Yeah, I'm wondering about Dorian too.
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Clever use for scraps. Let nothing go to waste! They look good.
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Great pattern and cutting. Very nice.
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Very nice Charlie. Your daughter did a great job on that tree. I also like the way you sculpted the edges.
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Welcome back to the Village! My condolences for the loss of your mother. I'm glad you are making a recovery.
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These still need to be glued up and finished.
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Great cuttings! I love Snoopy.
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Your patterns are really creative!
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Another slow day so here goes. Went to ACE hardware today. Several younger girls working there. I told one girl she was too young to know what I was talking about. I was describing the fasteners we used to use when storm windows came out and were replaced with screen windows. I needed the fasteners that held the frames in. She finally asked another young fella (46 yo) what they were. He actually knew what they were. So this is what I used them for. Not a big deal but it works.
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Thank you for all the responses and suggestions. I decided to scrap the pine. I have ordered Basswood 1-3/4 X 1-3/4 X 10". Takes the fight out of things since I need to make several. I made the Steve Good clamp but is too small for this pattern. I'll just use tape. Again, thanks.
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Thanks Charlie. I would guess it's in floor covering. I'll check.
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I have cut a couple of Steve Good's compound patterns. He recommended 1-1/2 X 1-1/2 pine stock from HD which is perfectly square. Jim Ern created a compound pattern for me and I am having trouble cutting it. Don't know why as I cut that stock before. I don't remember what blade I used but I'm having trouble now.I started with Pegas MG #7 and 9, Olson Skip Tooth #7 and 9, Penguin Silver Reverse #7 and 9, finally FD 2 Way #7. All of the blades will cut (sort of). I tried slow scrolling and fast scrolling. I'm open to blade or other suggestions. Perhaps I just need to change wood. The square pine is handy though. I need to make about six of these patterns.
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That looks great!
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Another great cutting on a terrific pattern. Where do you get the slate?
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Al has generously given so many great patterns and you have done wonerfully with them.
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Some great cuttings!
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Very cool idea!
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What a fun pattern to cut!
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Hercules is right. My memory is faulty.
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Great pattern. Too bad I don't have a scrolling son to make it for me.
