Dak0ta52
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Someone has been busy! Love the buried dog sign. Nice work.
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Beautiful. I bet you didn't sit down and do that in an afternoon. Awesome job.
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Wow. Excellent job on the colors. The cutting looks extremely smooth. Great job by you and your son.
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That's a big piece and your details are spot on. Excellent job. Love the pattern. Didn't know FD now has the 3/0. I hope Pegas follows suit and comes out with their own.
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Wow, that looks like some very delicate cutting. You did an awesome job.
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Very nice project and a very nice car. Although I preferred the Challenger over the Charger.
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I could see where this could easily be a unisex piece. Regardless, you did a great job.
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Congrats on the new saw, Chris. Hope it works out to be exactly what you need. The wife and I did the camping bit for a while. Really enjoyed it. Unfortunately jobs and the world started getting in the way and we had to give it up. Maybe when we fully retire we can pick it back up. I definitely would be going for a smaller camper. We had a 36-foot fifth wheel Forest River Cardinal. Excellent camper but just big and a lot of weight. I'm thinking a smaller motor coach... but that's 2/3 years down the road. Let me know if you ever make it down around SE North Carolina. Have a 50 amp service and dump station you're welcome to use.
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Outstanding! Clean cuts and nice wood. This should be a huge hit with any children in your family. I understand about drilling holes. I'm working on one of Jim's patterns right now and have three others pending.
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Very nice project. The lighting tops it off. Good luck with the fund raiser.
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Nice job on the knight. Looking forward to seeing the completed set.
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Awesome piece. I've been wanting to try something like that.
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I sand my project wood to 600 grit and then use clear adhesive shelving directly on the wood. I then use Elmer's spray adhesive to attach the pattern. The spray adhesive is repositionable and works well for me.
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Nice job, Richard. Your wife chose wisely on the colors. I cut that pattern a few weeks ago and although it wasn't "fast" as you said, it was fun and challenging.
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Fantastic, Frank. Outstanding artistry!
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I thought it was apple pie, baseball and hot dogs... but I like ribs better. Also like your project. Great job and the wood selection is spot on!
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Works great and all hand made.
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Outstanding, Frank. Another masterpiece!
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Love them all but the quilted maple rings my bell. Great job and very clean cutting.
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Love the wood grain. Fantastic job!
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Welcome, Old Sarge. As Lawson56 said, the members here are happy to provide tips, advice and experience about scrolling... and we'll feed you some other stuff on things other than scroll! Nice setup. I'm actually new to scrolling and looking to upgrade saws soon.
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With that many cuts I can understand why it took a while. You did a great job.
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Very nice, Brenda. They ought to do well at the raffle.
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That is some very clean cutting on delicate pieces. Nicely done.
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The wood grain with the color backer turned out great. You and your granddaughter did a great job.
