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    Portriat Finished

    I wanted to thank the ones that submitted patterns to me , well here it is - this is for my youngest son for a surprize Christmas gift . Me and the wife altered the pattern a little - but over all the changes were small . Made from 1/8" BB Plywood and the backed was of the same material but painted flat black . This is my third portrait I have cut - I have already cut my other two boys there portriats . Any comments are welcome - just hope the pictures give you an idea of the finished produst .............MB
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    Very good piece marshall, they did a good job on the pattern too.

    I am sure he will love this particular gift. I know my two kids would. Hehe, next years gift ideas keep accumulating since I joined the site.

    Well done.

    Sunlion
    The Journey Is Everything.

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      Sunlion : I know about accumlating on the projects , seems like every time I turn around I'm thinking about a new one for my children .......thanks for your comment .........MB
      Usually busier than a cat in a sandbox !!!!!!!!!!! MB { Dewalt 788 only }

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        Very nice, I'm sure your son will be pleased.

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        • #5
          Nicely done.
          "Still Montana Mike"

          "Don't worry about old age--it doesn't last that long."
          Mike's Wood-n-Things LLC

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