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54 minutes ago, Squiffything said:

Yup another good looking piece.

Thanks, and then I called it a day until now. I just the old scrollsaw out of the garage and started on the cuckoo clock. Honestly, when I saw a picture of the finished product on the website I got the plans from I was in awe. It was the most beautiful clock I ever saw, better looking than the fretwork clock I made which was from the same site. There were more complicated and intricate designs but this clock looked great. 

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