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    Busted!!!

    My niece joined the Racine Police Department a few years ago so I made her this clock with her badge number.
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    Buzz
    We Danes are very even tempered. We're always mad about something!
    Tags: clock, personal, police
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    Super idea and nice job. I'll bet she loved it and will have it proudly displayed so everyone can see it.
    Mike

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    • #3
      That's different, Buzz - I like the handcuffs on the base..
      Ian

      Scrolling with a Dewalt 788

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      • #4
        Very nice. Your niece's supervisor is sure to be envious. Is that an original pattern?
        Mike

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        • #5
          Hi Buzz, very nice clock, your niece will be proud to display that piece.
          Is the pattern available, I would love to make one for my stepson, who joined our police force a couple years ago.
          Thanks for sharing
          Marsha
          LIFE'S SHORT, USE IT WELL

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          • #6
            Police Theme Clock

            Scroller LTD has many theme clock patterns. http://www.scrollerltd.com/. Their phone number is: 800-486-6053. I've cut most of them and all were very good patterns.
            Buzz
            We Danes are very even tempered. We're always mad about something!

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            • #7
              Now that's an awesome idea
              Excellent work sir !
              Thanx for the link as well
              ...~Robert~
              DW788 and Hawk 226

              " Please let me grow to be the man my dog thinks I am "

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