Dak0ta52
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Wow! I can sure see myself messing up that pattern. Excellent job Peter. I don't guess you did that in one sitting.
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Excellent job, Charlie. I agree that the red oak and walnut work well together.
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Both look nice to me! I'm sure your neighbor will be pleased with either.
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Great job. Did you stack cut these?
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Excellent project, Barb. I'm sure your sister will be pleased.
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Was wondering the same thing as Berry. The texture in the beard really makes it pop. Great job. That would look good as a topper on my WELCOME sign.
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Welcome to the Village from North Carolina.
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Beautiful piece. The detail is amazing.
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Over 800 holes!!! For a minute I thought you were going to say it was a Jim Blume pattern. Just kidding. You did an excellent job.
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Welcome from North Carolina. Looking forward to seeing some of your work.
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Great idea, Eric. Not sure if that would be considered "live edge" but I do like the results.
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Very good, Marg. Did you use those water color crayons I keep hearing about?
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Looks good to me, Barry. I think you did a fine job.
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I agree with Tom. The backer makes the eagle stand out better. Beautiful job by the way.
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My Pegas-21 -Setup and First Week's Use
Dak0ta52 replied to Frank Pellow's topic in General Scroll Sawing
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Very neat project, Mark. I was expecting to see a picture of you wearing it. Wonder if that would be considered a "Hard Hat?"
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Great job, Elzear. I also love cutting Jim's patterns. Did you cut that with regular blades or did you use a spiral?
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Nice job, Chuck. It looks like you used a brown backer for the male. Also, did you use acrylic paint for the color or is that the water base crayons? I believe the last time I asked you said it was paint. Regardless, great job!
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Excellent job, Roberta. I'm with Mark. I like the lighter frame also. My opinion is that it draws more attention to the cutting. They are both great though.
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Nice ones, Jim. You're keeping me busy and I haven't even had a chance to get on the saw.
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Love it, Tim. My niece, who is a dedicated full time cowgirl, would love this one.
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Great job, Judy. Not sure what the second picture is. My favorites are Fred and the bunny. The paint on Fred is spot on!
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Excellent, Frank. I'm a fan of the maple but would like to see the grain in the popular. You said there were three patterns... Can we expect to see the other two?
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You're right, Charlie. Sometimes simple is all you need. Turned out great and I love the live edge wood.
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Missed all you guys and gals. Thanks Travis for what you do and getting the site back up and operational.
