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under-water wood

05-27-2002, 05:29 PM
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05-27-2002, 08:32 PM

Re: under-water wood

Hmmmmmm.....sounds like snipewood again...............
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by meflick

Boredom has probably lead to many a great idea, invention, etc. throughout life. I too like this concept of mixer pieces storage.
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Reply to Work in Progress. What is with FOX publishing?

by markdavd

There are a lot of good points brought up here. Some may be easy to correct, others not so much. As far as Fox Chapel replying to this thread, I am trying to imagine a response that would not have made at least some people upset.

As far as the pattern size in the books, I believe the physical...
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Reply to Work in Progress. What is with FOX publishing?

by NC Scroller

I often resize just to fit the size of the wood I have on hand. I agree this is a no win situation because of the various software, hardware differences plus the skill level of us, the end users. Even providing the patterns in a digitized format will no fix this because of the reasons I already mentioned....
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by Rolf

John your original post is a valid question. It is a simple thing to put in the original scale assuming that it was on the original drawing. As a minimum the size of the material required can be stated, although that has been a confusion for folks that have built the clock projects. I field a lot of...
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by Quartz43

Maybe nothing has changed ? But is there anything that can be done to make it easier. The very large projects are difficult to copy over several pages and put together properly. I believe in making improvements and not preserving the status quo.

I enjoy the challenge of cutting a project...
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