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I bet it won't be the same way next time. Maybe close.
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What a great idea. "Collectables" Call them, "Ken's Collectable's" I like them. Larry
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Oh man, What a great idea and a good deal. They are excellent plaques. I really like the Hawk. (Eagle?) Larry
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Basically, I am asking do I just PAYPAL to ???????????????????? Forget it...I know how..... I go to Home Page and click SUPPORT SSV
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Frank, you did a great job cutting the, 'The Church in the Mountains'. I admire you for cutting that twice. That has some very delicate spots. Larry
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Another great project. Frank, I always enjoy what you bring to show.
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NIck, I like your blogspot. Very nice projects and I grabbed a little information from you. Hey, to renew my support, I do what...how? Thanks NIck.
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I will, I will, as soon as my Wife gets home and approves. Just a formality here at my house.
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The one problem I see is that it is too nice to use. But I would like to see you dirty it up.
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I like the arrow and the eagle... good job. That wood is too nice to be put in the ground...
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If I were doing it, I would glue 3, clamp and set aside. glue three...etc. Glue three until you have 30 or so 1/8" x 2 1/4" x 15" When I glued the last three I would then start again with the first ones I glued. Glue them in sections of two or three until...you are done. I guess...That's my thoughts.
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Those are beautiful. What could be said other than they are beautiful. Larry
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Thomas, welcome back. Glad you thawed out. I would say,'Nice work.' But like Sgt Schultz said,"I see nothing.' Maybe I have to search a little harder. Larry
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Wow, can't pick a favorite. All are outstanding. Larry
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You are a great 'cross' man. I really like not only the crosses but your choice of wood. I guess we could call you a 'basket' case also. Cheers to you Roly.
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I agree with you. Craft shows are primarily for the sponsors. It's a crap shoot for the crafters. Maybe this will get the gears moving and I will make a plan. Thanks for the post Hans.
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Well, well, well, Those are nice. No wonder they sold. Very nice.
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When my wife buys a new sewing machine, I get a new tool. Oh, nice looking sander.
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Very nice Kevin. You did a fine job. It is also know as the Shield of David. I like your idea of adding the clock.
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Dw, that is just a beautiful vase. I would have never guessed that was pine. Great job.
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A parade of elephants. That is nice.
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Whew, drive you mad... you only know the half of it. There are 367 holes in these boards. To try and insure precise drilling and accuracy, I drill a pilot hole first and the pilot hole is a guide for my 1/8 inch drill bit. So in essance I drill 734 holes per board. I scroll a little, I drill a little, I scroll a little, sand a board for next project, I drill a little, I sit down sip my coffee, I drill,,,,answer my walkie talkie it's my wife of course. She says she is going to go 'sew'... I say sew what...so what
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This is a beautiful and great way to use scrap wood. Wheather it was scrap or not, it is nice! Great, just great.
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That duck looks great. Kevin, Some, like a bunch of us save scrap pieces. Make crosses, Christmas tree ornaments. And someone, maybe Frank(?) glues scrap pieces together and makes bowls. So don't waste it...USE it! Larry
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I agree with Frank...(What did he say?) It is very nice especially done with the red Oak.
