Gallery of All Woodworking Photos

Steviegwood

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Gallery of All Woodworking Photos

12-27-2006, 06:47 PM

Hi Everyone, I finally got all of my photos in to one gallery. It has every picture that I have posted in all of my other galleries. I think that there is 278 pictures in this total. Anyone having any questions about any of the projects feel free to ask away. I do enjoy scrollsawing. If I can point out any tips or tricks I am happy to do so. I will also listen to any tips or tricks. I am still learning new things everyday. Steve http://webmail.frontiernet.net/horde...%26y%3D-l9tnth

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04-19-2007, 08:27 PM

Very nice work... very busy wood cutter... Flyrod in the sawdust
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