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Old 07-27-2011, 02:53 PM
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Here are a couple of my latest, one on each side of a 10" plywood circle from Hobby Lobby.
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Old 07-28-2011, 10:40 AM
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Hi Lyle,
EXCELLENT!!! Love em both.

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Old 07-28-2011, 03:50 PM
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Nice work but expensive projects if you're buying your wood at Hobby Lobby. Have you thought about buying a good grade plywood like birch at Home Depot or Lowes and having them saw it up right there at the store? If you go in during a slow time of the day they won't even question it.
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Little late, I just found the thread. But I love the burnings!
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Nice Designs, and well done. Merle
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Love the burnings, well done and thank you for sharing with us.

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Very nice designs and execution. Those are really great. I'd have a hard time deciding which side to display.

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Eddy-Smiles - Actually I catch them on sale for 99 cents a piece. I usually sort through them and find the flatest, clearest rounds.

Thanks everyone for the comments.

BTW I am using a cheap pen from Wally-world. I made my own temp control with a dimmer switch and a dedicated outlet. It works fine so far, I'll put up some more later.

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