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ND2ELK
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posted 550 days ago
Very nice board. Great job on the inlay. I can see why your wife would want one. Thanks for posting.
God Bless
tom
-- Mc Bridge Cabinets, Iowa
USCJeff
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posted 550 days ago
While I can’t say anything good about the Longhorns. . . It is a very nicely done board. Did you use template/bearing for the inlay? Looks great,
-- Jeff, South Carolina
BobR
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posted 550 days ago
Very different. Looks good.
-- Bob
RCole
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posted 549 days ago
I can’t imagine why you have no good comments about the Longhorns Jeff ;) Actually, for the inlay it was all done free hand. I cut the Longhorn out, shaped it, traced it and used a router with a 1/8 bit to carve out the top of the board. I tried to use a template, but the curves were too tight. Thanks for the kind words.
-- Rick
Dusty56
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posted 549 days ago
FREE HAND !!!! W O W !!! Great job on this board : )
-- You know you're getting old when you know the difference between you're (you are) and your (belonging to you) AND how to use them in a sentence .
Lip
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posted 549 days ago
Only a Sooner would know how to carve out a longhorn like that freehand! j/k lol
Great board … thanks for sharing … now you got me wonderin’ how hard it would be to carve out the USC logo on a toilet seat cover … lol
-- Lip's Dysfuncational Firewood Farm, South Bend, IN
moonroc
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posted 549 days ago
I really like the inlay design. Might want to try a exotic hardwood for the inlay. It will be more durable since it is used for a cutting board. Nice Job
-- Richard http://www.LearnFineCrafts.com
Woodhacker
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posted 548 days ago
Very Nice Rick. Great inlay work…it looks real clean. I do mine mostly freehand too.
Thanks for sharing it.
-- Martin, Kansas
TomK
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posted 548 days ago
Hook ‘em, Rick! Great job.
-- If you think healthcare is expensive now, wait until it's free! PJ O'Rourke
Jim13
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posted 548 days ago
Great job!
How did you pull off that awesome inlay(contact me back through a private message)
-- Yanky, pateince is everthing.