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cat_couple wrote:you mean like this

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The Shadow Box I built for myself with my 510 when I retired from Active Duty. Thanks for the advice.
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E[/size](SN E3779) restoration in progress, a 510 on the back burner and a growing pile of items to be eventually returned to useful life. - aka Red Grange
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cat_couple wrote:you mean like this

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The Shadow Box I built for myself with my 510 when I retired from Active Duty. Thanks for the advice.
You da man!!! Your officially knighted a photo poster!!

Nice looking shadow box. 100% professional look including the finish. Congrats. I'd be interested in a close up to read the text and to see the statue if you have a photo, including the text under the flag.
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Thanks Brothers for all of the compliments!!

For you MickyD, and anyone else interested, below are the photos so you can read the engraving. I did everything in the box from the layout to mounting. The glass is all 1/4", and the wood is white oak, the traditional boatwrights lumber form days of old.
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The flag on top was flown at my request over the World Headquarters of the John Deere Tractor Company, Moline, Il. I built a lot of Shadow boxes with my 510, but that was my finest. I still do them on request and I also do casket flag cases when asked.

Merry Christmas to all of you

Eric and Janie
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Eric J. Hovan
1988 Model 510 S/N 555188, 10 ER S/N# 41855, bandsaw, jointer, belt sander, scroll saw.

New Philadelphia, Ohio
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Thanks for posting Eric. I see where you were out in my parts of country '88-'90. Very diverse training you've gone through....from K-9's though diesel engine inspection. Interesting! Again, great job on that shadow box. You must be very proud of it.
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Been there numerous times as a matter of fact. My Brother and his wife live an hour east of SD. Yeah they are fun to build and fun to stuff. It is a unique representation of a persons Military Career.
Eric J. Hovan
1988 Model 510 S/N 555188, 10 ER S/N# 41855, bandsaw, jointer, belt sander, scroll saw.

New Philadelphia, Ohio
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