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I just noticed that link over on the right to John Nelson patterns!! Did that just show up there, or am a little slow after all? I cant see all 20 patterns, but I can see some. Glad you are getting these patterns out here!! Dale
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Hmmm! I didn't know it was up there either! Not sure why all 20 aren't up there - will check into it. -
I checked with Rob who handles our website and he said they are working on getting the remainder of them up there - should be up by early next week!Comment
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A John Nelson Pattern
Here is one of John Nelsons patterns, it was cut by Dale H, I did the faux silver finish. It now hangs in Dale & Linda home.Comment
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Yes, its a nice design. And, its amazing what an old timer (you are gettin up there Mac, admit it!)can come up with as a unique finish on baltic birch plywood. It looks much nicer in person definatly. DaleDale w/ yella sawsComment
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Very nice cutting Dale. I can't believe it is BB ply. Great finishing job Mac. Finishing, besides sanding, is something I always fret over (pun inteneded).
Paul S.Comment
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Mac, I liked that pattern so much I went the the site and ordered that pattern as well as the corner shelf pattern.
Shannon, I don't know who sets the pricing for this site, but the price on the site for the Corner Shelf Pattern is $4.95 but my reciept shows I was charged $10.95. Someone needs to check this out as well.Comment
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BB Plywood
In this photo you can see the BB plywood, being sprayed.
As they say, a picture is worth a thousand words.
Its real nice pattern, and will look great in just about any finish.
MacComment
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Mac, is that any special primer your putting on before the faux silver finish?
Paul S.Comment
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Acrylic sealer or Acrylic clear coat
Paul,
No its not, you could even use the silver as the base, I used a sealer, so I don't use up a lot of silver, one or two passes did it.
If you have any acrylic clear coat, use that as your sealer.
MacComment
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Bill - I was out of the office on Friday - My son had his tonsils removed. He's quiet for the moment so I thought I would jump on and see what's happening. I'll check into the billing error on Monday.Comment
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I did notice the other patterns are now showing on there. Its great to see them patterns becoming available, lots of nice stuff there.
Shannon, hopefully with a few popsicles your son will be his old self again!And, why dont you put that other picture into that nice John Nelson frame , might get more sales!!!Dale w/ yella sawsComment
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Are there any descriptions about any of the patterns? The "Normandy Grandfather Clock Pattern" looks interesting and I would like to know what size the finished product is. I would like to know what the sizes of some of the other patterns are as well.Comment
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Hopefully they can put descriptions in for those. That grandfather clock I know is a fullsize grandfather. The prices are definatly tempting! DaleDale w/ yella sawsComment
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This might be some help. The floral mirror shelf (like mac silverized) is 14 inches high, by 9 inches wide. That one I could measure. By looking in some old catalogs, The Corner cabinet is 28 inches tall by 10 1/2 inches wide. The Normandy Grandfather Clock stands 86 inches tall,19 inches wide, and 16 inches deep.It says 37 pages, and thats 37 pages 11 by 17 inches. If your still unsure you want to order that, heres a little price comp. on that clock. It is listed in a catalog with a price of $39.95 for that plan, so that makes that sale price a HUGE bargain!!!
the chimes of normandy wall clock, is 27 inches high, by 8 1/2 inches wide.(price comp for that clock...$14.95 elsewhere)
The Naperville...16in. high, by 12 3/4 wide (comp. $12.95 elsewhere)
Well, hopefully that helped some.The prices are great!!! DaleLast edited by lucky788scroller; 02-10-2007, 11:11 PM.Dale w/ yella sawsComment
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