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PASs
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#1 posted 119 days ago
Beeeuuutifulll!
-- Pete, "It isn't broken, you just aren't using it right."
Dusty56
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#2 posted 119 days ago
Great pattern and color combo ! How do you tension the wire ?
-- When did quiet and quite become the same word ? I'm guessing about the same time as your and you're did.
SteveGaskins
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#3 posted 119 days ago
Nice board and cutter. Where do you get the cutter from?
-- Steve, South Carolina
Dave Dufour
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#4 posted 119 days ago
Love it
Great job
-- Dave, from Canada, http://simplywoodproducts.ca
a1Jim
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#5 posted 119 days ago
Wow that’s one cool cheese board ,great job.
-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/
nonickswood
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#6 posted 119 days ago
Thanks Guys,
Steve, the cutter is made from some .160” Stainless steel rod I had laying around, it runs continuous
through the handle, U-Shaped. Very small holes drilled at the ends, once the holes are drilled I then grind/file/round ends down so that it just barely leaves the the holes. – Strung with .018” Dia. Stainless Steel fishing line leader.
Dusty, once I have one end of the wire tied off, I spring the rod ends together slightly with a clamp, tie the other end off, then release clamp. Seems to work pretty well.
-- Nick, Virginia, http://www.etsy.com/shop/NONICKSWOOD
SteveGaskins
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#7 posted 119 days ago
Nice design concept. Thanks Nick.
-- Steve, South Carolina
amagineer
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#8 posted 119 days ago
Nick: You have designed a wonderful cheeseboard. I like your ingenuity in the slicer design.
-don
-- Flaws are only in the eye of the artisan!
jap
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#9 posted 119 days ago
looks great
-- Joel -- http://diversitywoodworks.wordpress.com
Dusty56
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#10 posted 119 days ago
Wow , I didn’t realize that you made the slicer as well ! Great job and thanks for the info : )
-- When did quiet and quite become the same word ? I'm guessing about the same time as your and you're did.
Parsimonia
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#11 posted 119 days ago
Stunning!
-- More Ideas than Time.
deon
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#12 posted 118 days ago
Great work!
-- Dreaming patterns
SafferinOz
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#13 posted 118 days ago
Great use of the different colours of the woods.
-- Stephen, Perth Western Australia, My inspiration – the Carpenter from Nazareth!
Fishinbo
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#14 posted 118 days ago
Fantastic duo! Like the wood color combo, finish and the design.
—www.sawblade.com
woodmaestro
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#15 posted 118 days ago
the wood pattern is awesome. nice work!
-- http://outdoorinsider.org/
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