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Hi Dan, Welcome! I am Mahendra from India with all the right machinery in your shop what can stop you from making anything:-) come in and join the fun.
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Jim, beautifully done boxes.
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Kevin,that is beautiful work:-) a dark backer should do, just my opinion our other friends on the forum can advice you more:-) but overall good job,Kevin and we all missed you as well. Thank you.
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Great work.
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Very nicely done,the wood looks great:-)
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I have been scrolling since 2 years.
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Katie, tried again and this is as close I could get to the Sargent's picture.
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Katie, the picture is very small like Don mentioned, I could not come up with anything . When I read the post first I thought that you wanted help in cutting a portrait,sorry! misunderstood the post.
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Frank, good job! A very nice idea ,I am sure any kid will love to have this :-)
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Don,just curious ,the word in between those two guys is it Japanese for Samurai? it adds more to the overall cutting,staining and framing:-) Thank you all for your kind words.
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Don, looks very nice,love the frame as well:-) Thanks Don for cutting.
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Dan, beautifully done ,love the frame. Excellent pattern by the designer. Happy selling:-)
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Frank, neat work , very nicely done.
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This is indeed amazing . It was a bit of a suspense prior to opening the post:-) Excellent work !
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Daniel, beautifully done:-)
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Looks good to me:-)
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Good job!
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Beutifully cut frame.
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Edward, excellent cutting.
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Roly ,very nice. Like the idea a lot:-)
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DW, beautifully done, any chance of getting the pattern getting Pine wood for me is not a problem. Thanks
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Doc , that sounds very nice, please post photos of the modified interior, love to see it.
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ChelCass We ( India) are the third largest producer of this wood ( it is a different matter that I have no clue where to buy this from:-))for more info and general knowledge here is the link http://rubberboard.org.in/RubberWood.asp
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Doc, very nicely done-
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Russell, Welcome to the Village:-) I am Mahendra from India.
