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  1. 8th November 2003, 11:06 PM #1
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    Default Xmas scrollwork

    as its that time of year again I thought I might share a sample of my work with you all although I dont reckon it is as flash as the work normally shown here
    Its made of river redgum from the flinders ranges (farm firewood pile) and its about 22mm thick
    It was put thru the bandsaw and finish thicknessed with the ryobi thicknesser
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    and a couple keyholders river redgum and wrc
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    nice work on the scrolling, and the river redgum looks real nice.

    i got a rosewood slab at home im going to work on soon, plus some red cedar and quandong for an intarsia pattern
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    Pretty good job on the key rings fxst.
    Don't forget to enter them in the Australian Scroll Saw Exhibition in May next year.

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    mmmmmm bit far away for me Woodgrub
    also not so sure if it is that good but maybe the next one
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