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Nice little story about Dale.
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That is a well written article, and Dale should be proud of his accomplishments."Still Montana Mike"
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Thanks Shannon for the heads up, nice to see Luckyscroller788 in the news.
Congrats Dale.Gloria ............... Two memorable things to say in life, "Hello" for the first time, and "Good-bye" for the last.Comment
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Great story, talented guy. It is always nice to get good press for the hobby and also for the magazine.
We need an openhouse so that all of us can meet face to face sometime.Rolf
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Thanks Shannon for the post.
Congrats Dale.
BobDelta P-20 & Q-3
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Great story, I talk to Dale on occasions, he is doing great. EdwardComment
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A real nice story there, Dale. Way to go!
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Good to see 788 in the news. Miss his pearls of wisdom around here--but understand he has other things going on.
For the rest of you, if you want to cut a medium to difficult piece, grab one of Dale's ornament designs and start cutting. They will drive you nuts at the saw, but there is a great feeling of accomplishment when you get done.Jim
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Too early to leave, too late to call in.Comment
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What a great story. Thanks for sharing it with us Shannon.
georgeA day without sawdust is a day without sunshine.
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Thanks for posting Shannon! Lucky788 is one great guy!"Orphans are easier to ignore before you know their names. They're easier to ignore before you see their faces. It's easier to pretend they're not real before you hold them in your arms. But once you do, everything changes."
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Great article...then I go downstairs last nite to finish up some fretwork ornaments from the Holiday 2011 issue and there's Dale's face staring back from the bottom right of the page.Yes, he designed the ornaments I was cutting. fyi...they came out very nice!Comment
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great article,
nice too see talented scrollers like dale get the recognition they deserve...Comment
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Well, I doubt Dale will see all the congrats in this thread as someone in Fox Chapel, who's initials are BobD, has Dale working so much he can't visit us much anymore!!! I met Dale & Linda at the last Fox Chapel Open house (hint hint - time for another one) and attended some seminars together. They are both fantastic people. So Dale, even though you probably won't see this - WELL DESERVED PRAISE!!Betty
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Wow, thanks you all for the great comments. It only figgers huh? That Shannon would have to go and post my ugly newspaper picture in here!!! She will pay dearly for that stunt!!!
Actually though, other than a couple odd things the reporter put in the article I was pretty pleased with it. I mean... in my "inner sanctum of my basement?" LOL, or my "beefy hands" ?? Really though, I think they did an awesome job on the article. i do wish I could have proofed the article before they published it, the twin tigers clock in the article is actually a design by Sue Mey, so any credit for that design must be directed to her. Funny thing, in the newspaper that clock looked like a mantle clock, it looked huge, when actually it is tiny, with a 1-7/16" clock insert! I am not sure how they chose the pictures they used, they took probably 100 photos of about 30 projects I showed them. Thanks again for the great comments (even you Betty!!!)Dale w/ yella sawsComment
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