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fjimp
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Congratulations Paul, I have no idea how the contest you entered will come out. I do know you are the winner here. Jim
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Wow !!! Thanks for sharing. Yes indeed, it surely did make me smile:)
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And, we have a winner!!! Congratulations, shipwright!!!
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Just saw on LJ that you won.

Outstanding job and congrats!!!!!
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There was some pretty stiff competition, but I can see why you got the most points. Congratulations on a well done job. The doll house that came in 2nd was really something too.
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Paul,

Simply amazing heirloom you made. Well deserved win against many other fine projects!

I was immediately able to tell the difference between the pictures of you and Jock. He is wearing a hat. ;^)

Roy
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Thanks everyone.
I got lucky this time.
You all know I couldn't have done it without my trusty 510.

Paul M
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A true work of art ...
The pictures of the slide show and the video as well.
Thanks for that
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shipwright wrote:Thanks everyone.
I got lucky this time.
You all know I couldn't have done it without my trusty 510.

Paul M
Yes, but just imagine the quality of the work you could turn out if only you had stand- alone machines capable of accurate work. :rolleyes:
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Congratulations Paul. The Shopsmith community is proud of you.

BTW - "being lucky this time" has absolutely nothing to do with it. You are a craftsman to emulate.
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