Scrap wood project gone wild

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kalynzoo
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Fantastic. A true heirloom toy.
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john
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It's all been said before me, Great Job!

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john wrote:It's all been said before me, Great Job!

John
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You done gud!;)
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Man, tdubink! You did extra good on this project. Really great log kit box!!! Love the tray idea! Also Love what you did for the roof parts. even made a ridge cover!
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What a great Job, and Idea!
I just love what and why some guy's do what they do! This project makes
bowls seem to easy! :)
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Project Gone Wild? Perhaps but your idea of wild is my idea of absolutely fantastic. My only real question being what will others on your gift list be desiring or expecting.:rolleyes: Congratulations on using your talents to further your imagination. Fjimp
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I agree and great heirloom project. Some kids will really be excited.
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I'd pay $10 for the plans. :D
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jm51 wrote:I'd pay $10 for the plans. :D
So would I...

I don't have any plans. Just made it up as I went.
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