| Blog entry by kenn | posted 106 days ago | 91 reads | 0 times favorited | 3 comments |  |
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I cut the tails this morning but chopping them out will have to wait for another day. Here is the pine dog bowl stand that I made for my previous dog, Molly. It was a big help to her as she got older and had a harder time getting around. We have since passed in down to Annie, Molly’s replacement. I hand cut those dovetails, just like Jersey will get in her single stand, except her’s is in cherry.
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Betsy
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posted 106 days ago
Keen – that looks like a great project. I’m working on learning to hand cut dovetails and when I see some that are well done – it gives me inspiration!
Thanks
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pipes
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posted 104 days ago
Hi Kenn
Well done. We had the same problem with our older dog and the raised bowls helped Her a lot. You did a nice job on the dovetails.
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Mario
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posted 104 days ago
Very nice! Tight and clean. Great job.
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