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I see the contest winners page is up. Congrats to those winners. Everything looks great! Dale
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Aren't they the neatest thing !! man that is some very talented folks - but I still wish we could eyeball a peek at all the entries -
once i figger out how to post a picture, ill do that.Dale w/ yella sawsComment
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I can see it would be hard to decide on the winners. There is some really incredible stuff there.
I doff my hat to all the entrants.CAЯL HIRD-RUTTEЯ"proud member of the best scroll sawing forum on the net."Ryobi SC180VS scroll saw EX21Comment
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I'll be the first to be critical (someone has to be first and be dubbed the sore loser, or whatever, so I'll take that upon my shoulder's, they are big enough).
I think all the winners are great looking! But I was under the assumption that the majority of the work had to be Scrolled. Although beautiful, I don't see how the first place winner was actually mostly scrolled work.
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Grizz,
If you look at the rules, it said there had to involve a signifigant amount of scrolling--but could include other common woodworking tools. All four sides are embeilished with the dragons and waves, as well at the lid. So in the judges' opinions, there was a significant amount of scrolling involved.
That said, helping to judge this contest was THE HARDEST thing I've done since coming to Scroll Saw Workshop--there was SO MANY good pieces--everyone really outdid themselves. And we found a lot of new people who we'd like to feature in the magazine!
BobLast edited by BobD (Archive); 01-27-2006, 07:54 AM.Comment
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Actually Grizz, this is one of the few times I find myself disagreeing with you. I really like the box, this looks like something I'll actually cut once it shows up in the magazine (or at the very least adapt the construction techniques). At least the winners don't seem to be slanted one type or another of scrolling. I think there's something for everybody.
My congrats to all the winners.
KevinKevin
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Making holes in wood with an EX-30, Craftsman 16" VS, Dremel 1680 and 1671Comment
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Where is the contest winners page?
BobDelta P-20 & Q-3
I wondered why the baseball was getting bigger. Then it hit me!Comment
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Bob,
There is a link on the Right column, but here is a direct link:
BobComment
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To each their own
I am sure it was a real hair puller coming up with the winners.
My personal favorite is Tom Hurlebaus' wedding arbor for his daughter’s wedding.
I love the Celtic knotwork and how he integrated the claddagh in the top.
I imagine there was a wee bit of carving too
Last edited by CanadianScroller; 01-27-2006, 09:49 AM.CAЯL HIRD-RUTTEЯ"proud member of the best scroll sawing forum on the net."Ryobi SC180VS scroll saw EX21Comment
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Thanks Bob, it is as plain as can be.
BobDelta P-20 & Q-3
I wondered why the baseball was getting bigger. Then it hit me!Comment
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I have to put my nickels worth in here now- been quiet long-nuff-- but I agree with Carl- the box is nice but that wedding arch is awsome- that would have gotten my pick as first place
I made a Victorian cradel for my grand daughter for Christmas and I know there are more love and thought and more pains in that arc than with something else-- My hat is off to the arch maker ( I forgot his name but he has my vote
SharonComment
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Congrats!
My congratulations to the winners of the 2005 Best Project Design Contest!
Great work.
Hope to see some of the winning entries featured in upcoming issues.Comment
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