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Old 08-11-2008, 09:54 AM
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I've got 6 differ
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Old 08-11-2008, 10:47 AM
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It may be tricky but you seem to be handling it. Looks great!
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wow, i got a daughter that would flip out on your carving, must make sure i do not show her , it would be all over for me, nice job, joe
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Lookin real good! Know you can get done.
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Lookin good so far!
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Beautiful job on the horses. Someone will be very happy with that.
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Looking great, can't wait to see them finished.

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Fantastic start on the sign, by the looks of this side the other side should go just a well. I hope you will keep us updated.
One thing about having more than one project in the works--you can walk away from one for a while and work on the others. Course you don't get finished as quickly with that method but hey who cares. Oops unless of course it's a commission which should have priority.
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Looking good. A tip for saving the hard earned work of one side when you begin the other....... bubble wrap! About three layers of the big stuff under the finished side will protect it while you work on the other side. Good luck.

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Nice work, that is going to be a beauty!

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