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General Category => General Scroll Saw Talk => Topic started by: northie66 on September 28, 2010, 05:39:46 pm
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That was sooo cool of Bob to send that to Steve! Anyone know if Bob is on the forum? If so, great job Bob!
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Yes it was. He did an awesome job on the portrait. Steve was grinning from ear to ear. :D
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Yea, it was an awesome job.
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I was hoping a thread would be started, so we could comment. I have to say, that is awesome what Bob did, it's a beautiful piece of woodwork. Steve does a lot for the scroll saw community, and what better way to say thanks. ;D
Steven
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think i missed seeing it :(
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I just emailed you it Madhatter.
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I think we should contact the Smithsonian and ask them to reserve a place for that portrait for future generations!
An AWESOME Gift for an AWESOME Gut!!!
~~~GrayBeard~~~
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thank you janet, i received your email. very cool portrait of steve and what a awesome job.
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Janet, any chance you could send me a copy too. Somehow I missed it also. - I was on vacation last week visiting grandchildren and was not on at all, so maybe that is when it got shown. Thanks. Dan
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Hey guys, it's on Steve's blog, www.scrollsawworkshop.blogspot.com
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thanks dgman.
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Yes, it a awesome job he did, congratulate.
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Don't you guys get a daily email from the blog though?
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Yes.... Bob belongs to this forum.
I do hope he sees the praise. I know him personally. He and Steve have a lot in common. They both do a lot for other people. Both surprise me with all their ideas.
Bob's not just good at coming up with scroll saw projects tho..... he also rebuilt scroll saws and is forever having ideas about how to make jigs and things to make woodworking easier, more efficient.
When he comes up here for our annual scroll saw weekend he always surprises us with new projects,. This year he had boxes made on the scroll saw.... one looked like a .... hmmm. well.. scroll saw! lol Another looked like a mini band saw and there was a dog and a fish bowl. He also made a miniature chess game and some awesome collapsible bowls.... thinner rings then usual.... and you can bend them every which way to make sculptor looking things out of them! ( in case you missed it.... Steve posted the write up and photos of that weekend on his blog)
I always say to him : "I wish you lived next door! We could have sooooo much fun... we'd never get out of the woodshed!" lol My poor husband would either have to learn to cook or we'd be having pizza forever! :)
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So juvy, What's his screen name so we know who he is?
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weeeeeeellllllll............ seems I was wrong. Got an e-mail from Bob this morning and he told me he just never got around signing up.... So I'm hoping he will do it today. Think he rather spends time in his shed then on the computer, so ....... keeping fingers crossed we'll see him here soon.
Sorry about that
Juvy
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Ok..... we've got him. Bob is now a member...... and his nick is Bushy!
Now all we have to do is get him to talk :)
Come on Bob.... if you're reading this...... say something !!!! :)
Juvy
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Hi my name is Bob I am not used to this yet still not sure what I'm doing give me a piece of wood any day. I know what to do with that. So if I make a mistake just be patient with me until I get used to this
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Hi Bob!!!! Welcome to the forum. So glad you joined us. You have a lot of admirers here. We enjoyed seeing your work.
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Hey Bob, Welcome from Southern California. What a wonderful piece of art you created there! Looking forward to seeing more of you projects!
Don't be shy!
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Welcome Bob! Glad to have ya! The forum was a learning curve for all of us... if you need help, just ask.
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Hi Bob. Welcome from Arizona.
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That really does look great. Super job there Bob.
David