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Here is a pretty simple, yet fun clock to make.Stack cut, and swapping parts you end up with two totally unique looking timepieces. People will think you did twice as much work as you really did, thats your secret! Ash and cherry woods. Dale
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Very nice Dale! Are these the 1 7/16" clock inserts??
Cathy in NECathy in NE
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Another beautiful pair of ducks!!!
Great idea on the stack. Pretty good looking wood too."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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Cute little Ducks arn't they
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Nice idea, Dale. You going after the Aussie market now?
Ian
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Very kewl Dale! I like those.Kevin
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those look very kewl Dale, how did you do the different Koala Bears in each base?Daryl S. Walters Psycotic scroller with a DeWalt 788Comment
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Nice little clock, I like how you mix the wood.Comment
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Nice koalas. I got for Christmas a book on stackables and it is on how to do this kind of stack and exchange thing. I can't wait to have a go at it.
DianeDragon
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really neat idea dale and i've just learned something else from this great club, one question though if you turn them round do they have a bare/bear behind
kevin/pitbull.Comment
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LOL didn't give that one any thought before.
DianeDragon
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Where did you get the pattern? How big are they?
I also like the mixed woods. What would be really neat if the the nose and eyes where raised instead of cut out. Just a touch of intarsia.Rolf
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You didn't used to have one of those Hofmeister T-shirts did you, Kevin?Originally posted by pitbullif you turn them round do they have a bare/bear behind
Ian
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lovely stuff, although i agree with rolf, i think a bit of intarsia would work a treat. Where did you get the patterns from, as i know someone who would love these, when i finally get around to doing something.
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lol i sure did ian, it was quite a lady puller as well,lol, that's brought a few memories flooding back lolOriginally posted by PuzzledMooseYou didn't used to have one of those Hofmeister T-shirts did you, Kevin?
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