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Here is a poor picture of the parrot pair finished. I think......(crossing my fingers......
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Wow! What a neat clock. What kind of wood did you use?Mike
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Thanks Mike, thats red oak, 1/2 inch thick.DaleDale w/ yella sawsComment
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Beautiful ducks Dale!!!! Nicely scrolled
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That's smashing, Dale
. Where did you get the pattern? I know someone who likes parrots and who might dig out their sadly disused saw if they could cut something like that.
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Those boids look good .....
Ian
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Nice looking pair of ducks ya got there Dale. Great job!Kevin
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Very nice clock.
DianeDragon
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nice work dale, how quack did you do them?
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Thank you everyone. The pattern is one i made up from a drawing.as for how quack I do them..once pattern is stuck on the wood, and without interruptions, that would take me about 2 hours roughly.I am a slow cutter. The cardinal one floating around on here took me a lot longer, lots of tricky cuts. The hardest part..those webbed feet! DaleDale w/ yella sawsComment
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Dale, I love the Cardinal one, is the pattern available?Originally posted by lucky788scroller
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PMed you hun! DaleDale w/ yella sawsComment
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