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Old 01-17-2012, 08:39 AM   #1
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I started this project about 3 years ago and cut 9/10ths of it with a hand fret saw. However when I had to cut various bevels on the edges I realised that I had to move up to a precision tool and bought myself my Ex21. However I never got around to finishing it and found all the pieces recently still gathered together in a box. Have now finished it off. It is 40 inches (100cm) high and is quite impressive..
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WOW, that is awesome.
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Kiwi, quite impressive is right. Very nice.
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Wow and double Wow.........impresive it certainly is. Cutting by hand....triple WOW!
Thanks so much for posting your photos. Great job.
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2 wows here! Great job!
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I am going to step up with 3 WOWS!
One of the best i have seen.
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Very impressive!
Did you use a purchased pattern or design it yourself?
What wood did you use?
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WOW, that is really nice work.
Thanks for sharing

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It is echoing in here....many many wows! Beautiful job!
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Very nice.....too many wows already....I can't type enough to do any better.
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