Scroll saw Dinosaur Puzzle

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berry
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Scroll saw Dinosaur Puzzle

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This project is from Wood Magazine Issue #203. The original design called for unfinished woods. S/he used several exotic species for this. I used pine from HD and acrylic paints. The stock is 1/2" thick. It was made with a Delta scroll saw. I made two sets.

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Really nice job.
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Nice job, really looks good.
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Post by tgamel »

Bet she will really like those.....
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Nice job!

As I have said before making toys is fun.

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Very nice. I get my greatest satisfaction making toys and wall hangings for the kids, grandkids, and extended family.
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