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Here's one of my patterns. It's of my 1st. bassett Hercules. As usual 1/4" oak... 5" x 10-1/2". His ears would have been any longer, I would have had to tack another piece of wood to the project..
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Pop
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Very nice cutting and pattern Pop.
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I love that, Pop. You've done a very good job of capturing his expression - nice work around the eyes and nose area especially - and those ears just make me smile...
That's a great example of what can be achieved with (relatively) few cuts ...Ian
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Nice job there. Odd size, though. Do you plan on framing it?Mike
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Looks really good Pop,I'm waiting on printer ink
so I can cut a couple of patterns I came up with and get them on the board
.Again really nice
JerryDon't worry
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Hercules
How ironic. My Mom had a Basset hound she also named Hercules! She would pin his ears back with a clothes pin when she fed him to keep his ears out of his food.Buzz
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Cute pup pop
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Looks OK on the wall w/o a frame but it might be a thought. Nice thing about our pictures being made from wood.... it's easy to grab some pieces of trim and make a fake frame.Originally posted by MikeDingasPop
Delta 16" 40-530
Ryobi 16" VS
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Buzz...food wasn't the only thing that caused us to pin his ears back. As a pup his ears were longer than his head rose above ground. When we went out to play we'd clip em' back so he wouldn't trip while he was running and wind up rolling across the yard. Then when he came back in he'd have to get a drink and his ears would carry more water through the house than made his mouth. But they're neat...we're on our third.Originally posted by BuzzPop
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I've been wondering if 'framing' a piece with decorative inlay strips would look good.Originally posted by PopMike
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You mean like the strips you can buy from Rockler? Never even thought of trying something like that...HMMMMMOriginally posted by MikeDingasPop
Delta 16" 40-530
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Pop you did a great job making the pattern and you also did a great job scrolling itDaryl S. Walters Psycotic scroller with a DeWalt 788Comment
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