Forstner bit sounds good!
I showed it last year at the fair and asked a young lad if he knew who the man in the whale was.
He smiled and with delighted glee proclaimed
PINNOCIO!
Oh well
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by CanadianScrollerThats great to hear
Thank you.
I hope you had fun cutting them, and I hope you didnt have too many go wrong from those darned instructions.
We don't cut the little man out. We use a forsner bit to drill out the back of the middle section and then on a thin piece of wood that fit's, drawing jonah on that piece. I like the idea of having to take the puzzle apart completely before finding Jonah. On our 'demo' we had out... Jonah would almost 'pop' out... then I would say, "There you go, Jonah was just spewed out unto Nineveh."
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Thats great to hear
Thank you.
I hope you had fun cutting them, and I hope you didnt have too many go wrong from those darned instructions.
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Hey Carl...
Thought you'd like to know that your Jonah and the Whale is a big hit.
Last week at our Christian Family Camp we sold out of the basic puzzle (40ct) at $3.00 each. We packaged them and sold them as Jonah & the Big Fish...(a more accurate term). We also sold about 15 smaller versions my son cut out of Zebra Wood and put on a key chain. Those sold at $5.00.
A local Christian bookstore is ordering some 'whales' along with some of our other items.
We've not recieved pictures back in quite awhile. (really need to invest into a digital camera).
Thanks...
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