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Hi,
My sister’s got a pirate in the oven, so i had to make him a ship to comandeer.
I think it came out rather nice in the end, I’ll post some better pictures when I get them.
Regards,
Jens
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16 comments so far
pommy
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posted 17 days ago
He or she will love it great work…..
-- cut it saw it scrap it
papadan
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posted 17 days ago
I think you screwed it up, just give me the address and I will dispose of it for you. LOL Very cool!
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Lenny
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posted 17 days ago
What a neat idea. Very creative and nice looking work too. A very nice gift Uncle Jens!
-- And on the eighth day God was back in His woodworking shop!
MSGT
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posted 17 days ago
That’s a really nice gift. I’m sure she’ll enjoy it for years to come. What gave you the idea?
a1Jim
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posted 17 days ago
Amazing cradle very well done .
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon
DaveR
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posted 17 days ago
Aargh, Matey. She be a very fine craft indeed, says me.
Finastkind, Jens. Good work. Is it your design?
I designed and built a little pram cradle boat for my son. He didn’t use it long but it’s a nice thing to look at, too. It became the ark for all the stuffed critters.
-- Until you spread your wings, you'll have no idea how far you can walk.
hunter71
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posted 17 days ago
Too cool, Oh captain, Oh Captain.
-- A childs smile is payment enough.
Bricofleur
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posted 17 days ago
Great design and great color contrast. Very nice project. I hope you used waterproof glue !!!
What was the Dremel for ?
Best,
Serge
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DaveR
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posted 17 days ago
Dremel? Lemme guess. He’s grinding off the rough ends of the copper rivets.
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Tim29
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posted 16 days ago
that is awesome
Splinterman
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posted 16 days ago
Hey Jens,
Sweet job….well done.
-- I will just keep doing it till I get it right.
GHaugen
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posted 16 days ago
That is SWEET!! Very cool!!!
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CharlieM1958
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posted 16 days ago
Really nice work!
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threehands
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posted 16 days ago
BEAUTIFUL WORK JENS. THE LITTLE SWASHBUCKLER WILL BE SAILING IN NO TIME. YOUR NEXT PROJECT SHOULD BE A PEG LEG AND WOODEN EYE PATCH. GIVE HIM THE GEAR.
-- Three Hands- It's better to burn out..than to fade away. Stonecutter, copper, Offical putzer, proprieter of not making a profit (non-profit) woodworking shop, and possibly mental wizard
RexMcKinnon
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posted 16 days ago
Cool, If your ever in a flood… god forbid. Someone will be ready. LOL
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Bill Hall
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posted 16 days ago
Nice! That is some inspired work. Congrats on your upcoming nephew. Buy him lots of toys that make noise! :)