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Charlie E

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  1. Great job. My 33 year old son is into LPs. I need to figure out what would be the perfect record to do a cutting on for him.
  2. Made a grave marker for my brother in law’s beloved lab. She lived 16 years.
  3. I like it! Nice job!
  4. They look great. Heck of a lot more than a days work for me. My neck/back wouldn't hold out that long.
  5. Holy guacamole! Very nice job!
  6. I can't help but wonder if you'd have been as interested in the "detail" if it was a cowgirl.
  7. Thank you Kevin! Very kind words. I got my inspiration from Fiona Kingdon. If you haven't seen her work you should check this out. https://www.fionakingdon.com/2017/11/26/5voll6odmdahjhl4tn2dz9v50ah9me
  8. I wound up giving this to a couple at church who recently had a baby boy with Down syndrome.
  9. Thanks! I picked it because it was "different."
  10. I did another sailing ship scene recently if this looks familiar. This wood came from the same board. Wish I had a truck load of it.
  11. Thank you very much. Just a rattle can of clear enamel but it did make this wood pop.
  12. Very imaginative refurbishing there!
  13. Looks great to me. I don't think the lines look too small at all.
  14. Looks great! I haven't cut any with that font yet but it's on my short list.
  15. I heard a man say this about a young man who had ADHD and it stuck with me. Lots of kids/adults need to know. On a piece of Zebra wood from the scrap box at Woodcraft.
  16. Couple of new signs for the Mission Center fundraiser this Saturday.
  17. Beautiful
  18. You'd think smaller would mean faster/easier. Not for me anyway.
  19. I'm very sorry.
  20. Very cool looking.
  21. I always enjoy cutting this pattern. Not sure what this white oak board used to be nailed to.
  22. That looks so good. Great job. That would look so cool in the service department of a car dealership.
  23. Fantastic pattern and a great job bringing it to life. I agree about the smile being worth more than money.
  24. Thank you. Did it with a belt sander. I went over the edges a bit more after this picture with my orbital sander and it removed some stain and made the uneven edges stand out a bit more. Then put on a satin clear coat.
  25. Did another one today with a doe and fawn. I used a free paper cutting template for the deer. Got my inspiration from Kimberly Francis. My daughter drew the happy little tree. The font is called Daydreamer, I tweaked it on Inkscape. It’s 9” x 12” on 3/4 pine.
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