Fish
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The usual dinner, my whole family will be here. Wives, kids etc. too many to count anymore. BUT, my brother is bringing me more wood! Some Oak, Cherry, Poplar and all will be about 10-12 in. wide. Time to start playing with more bowels, when it warms up.
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Great idea they came out great. I have a friend who would die for batman.
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Boy your lucky. Those are very good blades. Way to go!
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Great work. They're gonna love them.
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Very nice work.
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Amazing for a four year old. Hope he sticks with it. He will love it.
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Fantastic work. Thanks for sharing.
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Excellent job! Definitely shows the time you put in it. Thanks for sharing.
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Great work, I can't wait to see the SR-71.
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Good thinking. Looks great.
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Smaller Euharlee Ga. historic Covered Bridge
Fish replied to Multifasited's topic in Bragging Rights
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Amazing beautiful work! Thanks for sharing.
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Great work, I've never tried wood that thin but definitely worth a try. Thanks for sharing.
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That is some great work! I'd love to try one like that. Thanks for sharing.
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Great job!
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All by hand, that is amazing, great work!
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Yes, definitely a master piece! great work.
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Great work! I'm sure he loves that one.
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Nice work and thanks for sharing. Try a few patterns from here and you'll be addicted to it. They are all free. Great fun!
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Looks fine. Nice work.
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I use Olsan or FD. Both are good. FD is probably better. Any I have used still go dull pretty quick when used to cut BB. Some if you said that was because of the adhesive used in it.
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Couple of cheap signs for Rob to look at.
Fish replied to Phantom Scroller's topic in Bragging Rights
Nice work, I like the finish. -
Nice work, I can't help you with the price I don't sell my work.
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Great work, I like those elephants.
