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    Default Horse Stall Sign

    Here is a sign I just shipped off to KS.

    Lady ordered this for her sisters horse stall.

    I seldom do a sign or project with out a stain on the wood. Gloria ask for the wood to be left natural. Of course there is a sealer on it.
    I like the look and it has prompted me to finish another project with the natural wood for the back ground.

    When I get that one done I shell post it also.

    I really love the center line text.
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    Last edited by rcdages; 02-07-2013 at 04:15 PM.
    Happy Carving

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    That does look nice. How did you go about making the board look rough around the edges?
    Rob

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    That's some good quality work, keep up the good work.

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    Nice sign Robert! Center line makes a nice fast sign.
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    Nicely done, Robert. I am sure it will be a hit. Lots of horses and stalls out there. Could be a good piece of business...
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    Rob, Perry, Tom, Lawrence and John.

    Thank you all for the kind words about the sign.
    Happy Carving

    Robert D.
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