Gene McDonald
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| 10 Sep 2010 12:19 AM |
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Kevin Cole
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| 10 Sep 2010 12:48 AM |
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You are like the inlay master, Gene... |
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Tom M
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| 10 Sep 2010 02:29 AM |
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You mad genius. Oh wait, that's Lenny. You magnificent maker of memories. |
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Lenny E
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| 10 Sep 2010 06:29 AM |
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Gene,
You da man! That is some lovely work. You never cease to amaze me!!!
Is that yellow top made from the Formica Mica series?
Great work as always Gene. I love the kitty logo and nose rings !!!!!!! |
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David Gerard
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| 10 Sep 2010 07:44 AM |
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meowwww!!
my daughter likes me too inlay thinks into cutting boards for special customers.
cool Gene!! |
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Jeff Vickers
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| 10 Sep 2010 10:01 AM |
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Mewowwwww, that is inspiritational Gene
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Bill Wolle
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| 10 Sep 2010 01:15 PM |
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Great work! I can't wait to see the finished inlay! I am also trying to figure out what crazy way you are going to handle the nose rings. |
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Gene McDonald
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| 10 Sep 2010 01:17 PM |
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Oh they are easy..the groove will just be as wide..and then throw in my mix with it too..Im just glad they werent recycled nose rings...I would hafta draw the line on my green ways right there...  |
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Andy Graves
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| 11 Sep 2010 08:27 PM |
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That's the cat's meow. You need a CNC. |
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Dani Homrich
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| 11 Sep 2010 10:03 PM |
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Gene no CNC here either. To do artistic work by hand shows real talent. I never under stood why judges would pick CNC work over hand work in design contest, I guess they have never done something by hand themselves to realize how much work it really is. Great job ♫♪♫ |
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| Changing the way you finish your tops. |
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Andy Graves
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| 14 Sep 2010 10:06 PM |
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Posted By Dani Homrich on 11 Sep 2010 04:03 PM
Gene no CNC here either. To do artistic work by hand shows real talent. I never under stood why judges would pick CNC work over hand work in design contest, I guess they have never done something by hand themselves to realize how much work it really is. Great job ♫♪♫
There is still a lot of skill required for CNC work. Take a look at some of the projects done by Sterling. Those project require programming, design and craftsman skills beyond what most would be capable of doing. Not to take away from either, I think both are equally skilled. |
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Gene McDonald
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| 14 Sep 2010 10:13 PM |
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I agree I have this friend that useta do people faces in material...I am always looking for that customer that wants their family faces protruding outta the cabinet doors...everytime I bring it up..they get scared...I wish Marilyn Manson would walk into my shop...I know I could the themed kitchen would be sold But I know what Dani is talkin bout...its nice design...but man versus machine in a design contest...its very hard to win...you hafta have a steady hand.  |
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