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Charlie E
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I love those John. My grandkids love it when I make them puzzles. Me and their parents, my kids, are trying hard to teach them there's fun things to play with without screens!
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Now that's funny! Great job cutting...but funny! Maybe scroll a Humpback breaching behind him.
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Neat looking work there Marg. Hope you're on the mend.
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Thanks Melanie. I'm thinking they'll make good ornaments but also will be neat to add a little bling to presents around the bow. I made 16 more today. Nice of you to notice I've been out of pocket. We've been doing some "Ship lapping" if you're familiar with that term from Fixer Upper. We're finally done! We did the method where you cut 1/4" plywood into 6" planks. 20 sheets of plywood making 160 planks to be exact. Lots of cutting, sanding, re-cutting, painting, etc. I was against doing it this way but my wife said it would look good and she was right, as usual.
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I was inspired by Kimberly Francis on these but they are simple enough to draw each tree free hand making each one unique and it’s nice not using spray adhesive for a change.
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Great job on a nice pattern.
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Great job! Looks a bit like our gray tabby, Marley. My daughter found her in the road as a kitten and brought her home to die, having apparently being hit by a car. She was temporarily blinded and had some guts sticking out of her rear end. She's now 11 years old. "Marley was dead to begin with."-Charles Dickens
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Nice job Les!
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I like it! Belongs in a beach house! And I agree with Dave about the frame. Hard to make 24 miter cuts perfectly. Well, impossible for me.
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Very nice Les! May need one of those on my shop wall. Great job!
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I really like that but,
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Fabulous looking pieces! I was wondering what wood you're using? Some of it doesn't look like plywood. Just curious. Great job!
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Very nice! Are the stars cut out? Hard to tell in the picture. Great job!
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I like it. I couldn't have afforded it but I had a silver trumpet gathering dust. I sold it and it nearly paid for the saw.
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Opinions vary but I have a Hegner Multimax 22V and couldn't be happier with it. They are pricey but are $200 off at Advanced Machinery.
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Time to start playing tag instead of tackle football. Hope you heal quickly.
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It's been a while - Here are some Pokemon I made!
Charlie E replied to fisch2481's topic in Bragging Rights
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Nice idea!
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Great job! I need to make that. My grandkids would love it. I think I downloaded the pattern a few years ago. Thanks for posting.
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I love this picture by Frances Hook. Here's my go at it.
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Beautiful project. Nicely done.
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That's some smooth cutting! Nice pattern and piece of wood.
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Thank you! I have been very fortunate with some pretty wood. This started out as a very rough piece of red oak about 6 feet long. 1" thick in some places 1 1/2" in others and crooked in every way possible. I love it when something pretty comes from something like that. My wife would probably be happy to be buried by her dog.
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Coffee plaque for sister in law / Bob's pattern
Charlie E replied to koehler788's topic in Bragging Rights
I like it! Very cool and unique sign!
