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Nice job on the intarsia horse head Jim.Chuck D
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Nicely done Jim
I'm gonna have to try intarsia soon
Congrats,
Marcelhttp://marleb.com
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Very nice, horses are my favorite.
Carrie
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That's really nice. How many pieces did it have? and what kind of wood did you use?MinotBob
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thanks guys it had 65 pieces and is made with maple for the shoe the head is butternut .the hair is poplar. wallnut eyes . pine nose.Comment
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JIm. Wow. your sight is awsom. who is Bermes. she or he looks like a mountain dog. I have Austrailons. I just love that one. looks like my Toby.
you sure know your stuff around a scrollsaw. welcome and keep coming back with more of your great stuff. I am a fretworker. but could easaly get into intarsia. great work. your friend EvieComment
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I really like Kettys around the door. The Mare and fold is neat too. You have some really nice pieces.MinotBob
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Jimp11 is that Polyurithane you use as a finish on your work or is it something else? Its is beautiful.Comment
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thanks for the kind words the finish is minwax wipe on poly . Evie I do fret too but not a lot latey
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Pride of America Clock
See you did the Pride of America Clock too. I had a long story about the only clock I cut out but most of you have probably seen it. I am going to try again someday even if My Lady says they are beautiful but big dust collectors. No Artistic value that woman.
Chuck D
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HOly Cow Jim. all I can say is WOW. WOW. WOW. you do know your way around a scroll saw. Wow. Also I stand corrected. lol. Bermese is a breed. just thought of that last night. hahah thought it was the name of your dog. Boy now you know we are in troubale when we wake up at night , and remember someones post. lol. I guess you do (DO) some fretwork. and intarsia. I am so Wowed by your work. Ok now stay and teach us.Originally posted by jimp11thanks for the kind words the finish is minwax wipe on poly . Evie I do fret too but not a lot latey
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You my friend have alot to offer us. I collect wagons. and couches. thats a good job too. and I just love all you little clocks. I am so amaized in the talent in this group. it just keeps me inspiered. your friend Evie
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Hi Jim,
Glad to see you here, this board is a little more active than the Canadian one I saw you in a couple of times
You have come to a friendly place, and I'm sure many, me included, can appreciate your expertise (I've seen some of your intarsia pictures).
I hope you will stick around and help liven this forum by sharing your techniques with us and jumping in with advice or suggestions or ideas.
Respectfully,
Marcelhttp://marleb.com
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thanks guys I've been around a few years but just keep quit. and Chuck I do remember the camp fire clock you must tell the new fokes???
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