Dak0ta52
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Apparently, the Force was with you when cutting that! Excellent job, Don.
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Great idea, Denny! They turned out very nice.
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A place near me sells plain bird houses with a few flowers painted onto them for $60 to $75. I can't imagine what you could get for a gnome bird house. Great job on the cut and the finish. I agree that I like the one where you painted over the eyes a lot more.
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Hey! I know that guy! Just kidding. You did a great job.
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Cute projects, Edward. You did a great job!
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Nice cut. I was a little confused at the backwards writing until I scrolled a little more and realized it was writing on the outside of glass.
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Credits go to Steve Good for this pattern
Dak0ta52 replied to Greatgrandpawrichard's topic in General Scroll Sawing
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Super cute! I'm sure she will love it!
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Great job!
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This was one I did a while back for my wife's dog training club fund raiser. I thought it was somewhat neat because it had multiple dog breeds. The person/pet statues were some of the very first scroll cuts I ever did.
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A busy week for some great projects. Love the wolf piece!
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Excellent Craig. Coloring is nice but I'm really impressed with the grain in your maple.
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Great job Dick! And it's always a plus if the client is happy.
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I think something similar happens to all of us. I have spent several hours cutting a double stack piece today when I decided to sand some of the burrs of the back. When I flipped it over I realized some of the fragile lettering had torn out. If it had been one or two pieces I would have tried to find the pieces and repair them but there were probably half a dozen and I had already vacuumed earlier. Regardless, Eric. You cutting is great. You've come a long way in a short time!
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Beautiful work, Marg. The ornaments are really crisp, and the gnomes seem to be a hit now days. Hope the driveway market is a success!
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Cute project, Chuck. I bet they would sell easily!
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Not sure about cutting it but I have a Fender Strat made from Alder that is very heavy! Sounds great so I don't think I'll cut it up into scrolling projects.
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Keep the chin up Brenda. Looking forward to seeing your finished project.
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Great job, Charlie. The rustic wood of the cutting really matches the dirty character of the actor.
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That's a large array of techniques. Great job!
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Beautiful piece, Denny. We're going to have to start calling you the Bowl Master!
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Glad you had a successful day.
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Wanted to make a little something to give my mother on Mother's Day. This is a Steve Good pattern cut on 1/4 birch finished with natural stain and several coats of clear with light sanding between coats. The back is pine painted green or red in appropriate areas. I actually cut this double stack and the other one will go to my wife. Steve's pattern calls for a 1/4 inch rectangle around the outside edge but the wife liked it better without. I've said before, happy wife, happy life! I wish the lady members of the forum a Happy Mother's Day!
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Hope you have a forklift for when you want to move it. Great job!
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Not my normal cut and a non-scrolling project
Dak0ta52 replied to Tbow388's topic in Bragging Rights
Tbow hits another one out of the ballpark... actually TWO. Love the Serenity Pray and I like the way the wood grain shows through the red stain on the bookshelf.
