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    I hate burning scraps of walnut and cherry. I resized a cribbage board project to use up 80% of my scraps. It's only 9.5 by 4 inches. I think they will sell at the craft shows during the holiday season. The patterns were found on the web.
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    VERY Nice!!!!
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    If I send you some of my scrap, could you turn them into things like that for me?

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    Impressive

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    Excellent way to turn scraps into CASH...

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    How on earth do you guys get those amazing finishes on your projects? I am guessing its not as simple as brushing on a few coats of poly?

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    Terry, great finish and use of scrap wood.
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    Very nice. I'm sure those will sell like hot cakes. Nice use of the scrap!

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    Beautiful creations from otherwise scrap pieces Terry. That's using your imagination and skills. Carved at optimal?
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    Terry,

    What scrap??
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