Rockytime
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Thank you for the suggestion. I have often been in St. Francis while visiting the antique tractor event in Bird City. I always spent the nights in a motel in St. Francis. Have not done so for several years. Always made the trip by Motorcycle. May have to do it again while a have a modicum of health left.
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A very clever dresser! Really nice work. Your scrolling looks impressive.
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Scrolling Steve has the right idea. For very little You could go to a hardware store and purchase a couple of metric nuts as well as a 1/4-28 just to identify the thread. Once you identify then you know what tap you need and perhaps even repair the offending nut to keep you going until you can make a proper one. I hope you can get out of this difficulty.
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Thanks for all the great responses.
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How big are the holes?
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This must require some very serious dust control.
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Having looked at some of the intarsia I can understand the cutting and various woods to make the project. What I wonder about is: Is part of the shaping carved, is all sanding done by hand, are mechanical sanders used? Looks very exacting. The projects are amazing. Don't think I would ever have the talent.
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Nice cutting and thank you for the pattern. I like Poplar because it is available at Lowes and Home Depot and is considerable cheaper than woods at Woodcraft. In addition the two big box stores are just a few minutes away versus Woodcraft which is 45 minutes to an hour away in traffic.
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I like them all but I like the little worm best.
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I REALLY like the of pocket crosses!
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Looks great.
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Very nice. Nice cutting and great backing.
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Nice font and really good cutting.
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In some of the puzzles I cut I discovered that sometimes I would push to the side of the blade inadvertently causing an angled cut.It resulted in the pieces releasing in on one direction and not in the other. When I was careful the cuts were perpendicular.
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I would also like to see where all this takes place.
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You have a very nice assortment/
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I really like word art. Yours is very nice.
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That is some really nice work. You impress me with the Dremel work.
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You can cut that in one day? That sounds like speedy cutting to me. WOW!
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I love 'em too. Nice work for sure.
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Holy Smokes you have beautiful pieces. You have to do well with what you have and how you display it. Best of luck to you.
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I like the wire and trash can idea.
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I will say this: mighty smooth cutting.
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I've got some light in my hi-tech cardboard glue/paint booth. Good to see what I'm doing. Thanks for the replies.
