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corgski posted:Soon it will not be October 25th anywhere in the world, and that means that soon registration is closed! Sorry friend! I am pretty open! Whether it’s something you made or something you think I should do. Preferably no food, but only because it’s hard enough sticking to an eating plan, haha. I can appreciate just about anything. I mostly lurk this forum as there is a lot of talent and hard work going on.... I would appreciate a letter talking about your pick, though!
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Rapulum_Dei posted:Recipient is responsible for all applicable Import duties. I could definitely use a sawdust sweeper. or at this age, maybe just a sawdust eater.
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immoral_ posted:That's pretty drat cool, and your "light box" setup is very effective. Please don’t, whoever gets your gift will be happy. Comparison is the thief of joy. Agree on the light box. If you ever want a black or similar reflective surface, you can also get a polished stone tile from home despot; they work great.
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immoral_ posted:Oh, no, while I wish I'd done a better job on my gift, I'm not really comparing myself to someone with some actual talent. Lol just stop negging yourself tho!
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Sehkmet posted:I've been gifted!!! that's a lot of finicky cuts. good job afewbricksshy
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Rutibex posted:I can't speak for anyone else, but whoever has me don't feel rushed to get it out the door by the deadline. I'm not going anywhere and I don't care one bit if its late same
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JEEVES420 posted:is that suppose to be an end grain butcherblock floor?....is that a thing? i like it. wonder if scratches will “heal” themselves over time.
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there wolf posted:
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Kaiser Schnitzel posted:Used to be used for street paving too, but I think the right way to do it is with 3" long chunks that are laid in grout/mortar, not glue tiny slices to plywood and to make your own 'engineered' flooring and hope they don't move around too much. you're probably right but most residential flooring is never going to be subjected to the kind of use that a street or factory floor would
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i got a package today too! i assume it’s from this thread, because i can’t imagine it coming from elsewhere.  model planes and a paint set! thanks mysterious australian friend (i assume you don’t want your real name broadcast lol)!! these are cool and i’ve never done anything like this so if anyone has tips, i’m open. should be a good january activity.
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oh yay! cp has been so slow lately, it’s been about a month! sorry to see the tile was broken, but i do like the idea of using the pieces. if you’d ever like anything else done on wood or tiles like that please let me know and i’d be happy to send it out! i hope you like the caramels; they’re something of a specialty of mine.
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