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puzzled
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68 posts in 686 days
posted 538 days ago
Nice Shadow Box and Very nice gun! Great Job.
-- -- Remember, a chip on the shoulder is a sure sign of a woodturner.
Scott Bryan
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posted 538 days ago
This is a nice shadow box that does justice to a beautiful gun.
Very nicely done.
-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.
GaryK
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9521 posts in 881 days
posted 538 days ago
The motif fit’s it well.
-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.
Bigbuck
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posted 538 days ago
Very nice. I really like the look of old cedar fencing for a rustic feel. One of my friends made all of his livingroom furnature (coffe tables, entertainment center, etc) out of revlaimed cedar fence posts and I love it.
Nicely done.
-- Glenn, New Mexico
HeirloomWoodworking
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135 posts in 633 days
posted 538 days ago
Like BigBuck, I really like the look of the rustic cedar, the rugged look of the iron work, and the legendary and historic Winchester 1894 lever rifle. (but then again I may be pretty biased as I am also a Winchester collector)
This hansome piece will look good and be a converation point for a long long time.
I love it!
Great work
Trev
-- Trevor Premer Head Termite and Servant to the Queen - Heirloom Woodworking
griff
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926 posts in 655 days
posted 538 days ago
Great looking getup for a historic display
-- Mike, Bruce Mississippi = Jack of many trades master of none
irishhandyman
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posted 537 days ago
Way to recycle! I cant add any more compliments to what has already been said. Great work! I think you just created a heirloom!
-- God bless the men and women who protect our counrty.
Paul M
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posted 537 days ago
I have got to show this to my brother in-law. Something like this would be a much better way of showing of the family “Henry”, than just hanging it on the wall.
The scale and use of used cedar are most pleasing.. NICE
-- Paul from New England "No man is a failure who is enjoying life". William Feather
rikkor
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11335 posts in 768 days
posted 537 days ago
Very nice display. Good job reclaiming, too.
jockmike2
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posted 537 days ago
Very Cool, I mean way cool. That is one neat rifle to own and one that needs to be showed off. Nice work. mike
-- Mike. mwurm13@yahoo.com
relic
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342 posts in 830 days
posted 536 days ago
Beautiful piece, its looks awesome.
-- Andy Stark
Profenceworks
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113 posts in 17 days
posted 17 days ago
I work for a fence company and remove old fences every week. Just think of the possibilities with all of it. Everyone here is just so crafty. I saw a fellow that made a bowl out of some cedar pickets.
I have to say it… Nice rack!
-- Brent Builds Fences in Georgia http://www.profenceworks.com http://www.profenceworks.com/wood_fencing/custom.html
a1Jim
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posted 17 days ago
Looks good really fits the era
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon