Nick@tinkers-cove
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Hmmm...I hope you remembered to stab the fork holes in the wood before you put it in the microwave, Roy! LOL
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Fags?...made me want to crack open a 6 pack of Iron Bru! (Sorry Roy)
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Ooohhh No Roy - not so much a fan...just happen to accidentally hear them every now and again for the past 10 years (I hear they're touring again) - "I'm off to the shed to grab my ear defenders LOL"
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900 A YEAR?...Now if you'd ask me Roy - "Well I Would Walk 500 Miles" LOL
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How do you organize your patterns?
Nick@tinkers-cove replied to Travis's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Though you kept yours in your 'Pickernic Basket' Roly LOL -
Give me a shout when your new page is up, Rusty...I'll give you a 'Like'. Regards, Nick.
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Great page...now 'Liked' Regards, Nick.
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Yeah Kevin...we know - LOTS & LOTS of cardboard boxes (with all your other stored work) LOL
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Everything's on the Mac, and backed-up on a hard drive. Regards, Nick.
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Great work Ron - as usual.
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Oiiii......ROLY! - Don't be runnin' off with my 'PICKERNIC BASKET' LOL
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I'm cool with that Tony - I love yoga! LOL
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Need your help to choose. Excalibur or Hegner
Nick@tinkers-cove replied to Jean-Marc's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Hey Jean-Marc. I'm going with the EX-30 because some of my work is quite large - but more importantly, I have plans to do larger pieces (they mean more scope to add extra detail, which I love). I'm currently working on my site, but if you want to see examples, try: http://tinkers-cove.com or http://www.flickr.com/photos/119852665@N07/sets Hope this helps, and let me know what you decide. Kindest Regards, Nick. -
We're all with you Sul...you know that - Keep strong & healthy and know that we're all thinking of you pal.
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Ah...that's pretty cool. It's looks spot-on to me. Only problem is...you need to be slightly "off-centre" to fit in around here LOL (just ask Roly)
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I really only drink Chai, and lots of chilled water (no caffeine) throughout the day. It seems to have moved slightly out if proportion. To me, a Coffee House tends to stir up visions of like-minded folk, just relaxing and enjoying each others company with much idle talk. I think the name is absolutely fine. (But hey....that's just my opinion.) Regards to all - and coffee's (or tea's) are on me. Nick.
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Welcome Ken - you really couldn't have found a better place to learn. Kindest Regards, Nick - (East Coast UK)
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I love this Frank - just my thing. Great work. Kindest Regards, Nick.
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Ohhh... you know how to pick em' Clayton. It's a bit of a pain this one, but I hope you can do something with this. Kindest Regards, Nick.
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No problem Hans. Glad to help.
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Love it Paul - nice work.
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Hi Hans. You'll have to work with it a little, because the image isn't amazing (pretty dark). If you hang on a while, one of the other guys may pick it up and do a little more with it - I'm really short of time at the moment. I hope it helps to start you off ok and if you still struggle and are not in any hurry - please feel free to give me a shout and I'll see what I can do. Kindest Regards, Nick.
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Yeah...it looks great Roy - very relaxing, and stunning scenery. Funny what you carry with you from your schooldays eh? Regards, Nick.
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Nice work Mahendra. Good to see you back - we were starting to wonder where you'd gone. Regards, Nick.
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"Holy Nutella Batman!"....Never let them out of your sight Roy. We did - and look what happened!
