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Wasn't one of the best singers, but he was a great song writer. Nice cut.

I didn't make this ornament,, but it could be my favorite thing ever. Our daughter gave it to us on Christmas.

Red and green M&M's... Mmmmm!

That bottom one with the American flag in the dial is very nice! Is that pattern still around? Dang, that's nice.

Barb, that's really cool! How long is it?

I wish I knew how. Thanks to those who has volunteered.

When a blade breaks on my 14" bandsaw it scares the snot out of me! Hell, when a scroll saw blade breaks I jump like crazy. LOL

Nice job!

I'm 54 and have been enjoying naps more and more the last few years!

It's been a few weeks since I have been able to sit at the saw,, actually any of my saws! Between work and hurricanes it's been hectic. A couple of Steve Good designs that I modified. They are kind of plain and ugly looking in the daylight but they come alive in the dark. LOL I'll let my wife paint them up however she wants to make them look better in the daylight. I used some 1/8" BB ply, some nightlight kits from Amazon and some Vellum paper. Very quick projects that are actually useful. I think I'll tweak the design a little more on the Haunted House before she paints it. I've got 2 more of the nightlight kits left, I have a couple of other design ideas that I may try out.

Very cool! If you didn't get 1st, I would have demanded a re-count! LOL

Nice! I've made a couple of those haunted houses a few years ago. I like that skull witch head.

Very nice indeed!

Didn't he do a lot of Intarsia and also made that beautiful baby high chair a couple of years ago?

Very nice! Are the cabin and old person patterns available somewhere? Again, nice job.

Thanks Denny, much appreciated!

Thanks Marg! If he doesn't,, we can always use it for some firewood. They will be here at the end of Oct,, just about right for a fire. LOL

Thanks Ray

Thanks RJ

LOL,, Thanks for the pattern.. much appreciated!

Thanks!

Thank you sir.

Thanks Barb!

Ya, I will more than likely give it to him. I'm just getting tire of making memorial pieces.

I got a buddy up in Kentucky, his Dad passed away earlier this year. I was trying to come up with something that I could make for him. I remember that his Dad used to be a Pilot several years back. So I was texting with my buddy's wife and told her that I was thinking about cutting out a Cessna 182 which is what his Dad flew. She liked the idea. I got with our very own Munzieb and asked if he had a pattern for the 182. He sent me back an awesome pattern and asked me if I had the tail number of the plane that he flew. I sent some more texts to my buddy's wife and she was able to track it down. Attached is the piece. I have been scrolling for several years and consider myself a pretty good scroller. But I had a wake up call on this pattern! Munzieb really makes it look easy and does some awesome cuts on his planes! I really butchered his awesome pattern,, almost threw this piece away several times but I just kept cutting one hole after another. I'm still not sure if I am gonna give it to him or not. Looks like a 10 year old cut it out! The tail number is cut from vinyl by my wife on her Cricut and so are the words "Fly High". The piece needed something up in the top left corner, so I came up with "Fly High". This is the first time that I have made a Floating Frame. It turned out ok I guess. I used some Minwax Gel Chestnut stain on the frame and some Tung Oil on the BB plywood, with a few coats of spray Lacquer on the whole thing.