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Ok Danny, what did you use for bait? I've never caught a Pike. Lots and lots of Bass and trout.
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Hey Roy, I get to talk here and nobody interrupts. There is only my Wife and I. It's my job to listen to her. You know what I mean?
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Bob, I ain't tired yet. I'll say a prayer for you to get some rest and for all to work out with the VA
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Danny, Thanks, that is a good laugh.....
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Thomas Mckinley, looks like this one would teach how to cut curves. You did a good job. Nice first post! Mistakes are for you to know and hide. Are you going to frame it?
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Yea, looks just like what a squirrel would do. Nicely done.
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How regal a bird. The wood has unusual color and adds a nice background. I'd like a copy, thank you.
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Tea kettle is whistle,whistle,whistle... wooooooo woooooooooo "Folsom Prison Blues" song by JOHNNY CASH: I hear the train a comin' It's rolling round the ... But that train keeps a rollin' on down to San Antone. And if you saw the movie "Murder by Death' there was the address of the mansion... ' 22 Twain St. ' Get it??? Too Too Twain ... whistle whistle toot toot woooo wooooo I hear that train a comin' Tea is ready Wow, where did that come from? Good morning!! Have a bagel or pastie and get a drink.. Larry
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Paul, it's a nice looking saw. It's a new name to me. Enjoy your holiday and new saw. Larry
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Ships in a stormy sea, looked like it would be a bit dicey. You did a great job. So good that I did not even notice the framing. I'll have to look again. Good job, on that.
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I suggest you cut it again using a new blade, same type. Not much of a suggestion but you may figure it out on your own.
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Might help if you explained your problem.
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I'm late, I'm late for another Birthday... Happy Birthday !
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Very nicely done. I like the way you overlayed. Very ornate and the cross at the bottom is a nice add.
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Daniel, when you finish it later, be extra careful and don't mess it up. Because it is beautiful the way it is. Larry
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What ever gave you that idea? Like Ron said, 'Put a motor on 'em ' Great inovation and nice recycling. Larry
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Also Roy, the horses and men did put in a good days work.
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Very nice unique box. Isn't it nice to know there is not and will not be another like it.
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Wow Don. Beautiful bird. I love a falcon's look and you nailed it.
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Oh wow, this could be a long story. I have at least 100 finished and if you count duplicates, at least 150. I'm running out of room to store. They are all what I wanted to cut. A pattern that caught my eye. Projects without a 'planned' purpose. I am finishing up my 9th cribbage board. I don't have anyone to play cribbage with. Don't know any local cribbage players. Hey, and I have two others in beginning stages. I see then as beautiful works, a cribbage board surrounding different scroll patterns. I've cut animals wild and tame for the beauty they have in wood. I saw a gear clock by Steve Good. I made 14, different woods, different shades, because I liked them. I think I sold 3 or 4, have 4 left, gave the others away. Baskets are easy, I stopped making them when my Wife said, " STOP ". Roly got me intp crosses... I give them away but still have a bunch on a shelf. Enough you say... Larry
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Yes, closeups would be much nicer. My camera blurs the picture if I get any closer. So.... I will find someone who can take closeups. Meanwhile, I will post these and wait to get nice closeups before I post more. Sawing A Clearing.
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Roly, I will try to get someone who has a better camera to take closeups. If I get closer, the pictures are blurry. Closeups would be so much nicer.
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Honor those who served and especially those who sacrificedtheir lives. Taken from Woodcraft post: Woodcraft asks that you would take a moment this weekend to remember those servicemen and servicewomen that gave all to give us the freedom to make some sawdust.
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Yes, today was a beautiful day. I planted my little garden, tomatos, green beans, cucumbers and sun Flowers. Did some scrolling also. Rusty, what music did you play? Larry
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I have a small booklet titled Lumbering in Michigan. These 'lithograph or pictures are from the year of 1888 It is 3 1/2" X 5" and has 12 pictures. Just wanted to post for all to see. One says CHOPPING the other says The Log Sled and has written Copyright 1888 bt A. Witteman 59 & 60 Reade St. N.Y. The Albertype Co. N.Y. One says "Ready For Dinner The other says Alexander Mcphail, a Canadian, cuts his imprisoned leg with a jack knife to save himself from the wolves. Chippewa River, Wis. in the spring of 1888 If someone makes a pattern from any of these, I want a copy! Enjoy...I'll post more later
