Here it is - the start of a new month.  WOW, this year is seeming to go really fast.  More sawdust on the floor - guess I'm going to have to do some spring house cleaning pretty soon.  Below are a couple of projects tat I have gotten finished over this past weekend.  We know that Moody got his pulpit finished - how about the rest of y'all????

Native American Portrait - cut from 3/4" Walnut and measures about 14" tall - picture doesn't do it justice.

"The Way Cross"  the 14 stations of the cross are cut from 1/4" Maple and the cross itself is cut from 1/2" Mahogany.  total length of the cross is about 20"

A custom job for a 2013 graduate of the University of Georgia

I know this picture has nothing to do with woodworking - but - had to share it.  This pesky little squirrel was caught getting bird seed from one our feeders.

On to making more saw dust 

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Fred
aka Pop's Shop
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'Soooooo many patterns - sooooo little time'
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A little sanding on the crib.

If you need some more squirrels, I can send you some!

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Lew Kauffman-
Wood Turners Forum Host

Time traveler. Purveyor of the world's finest custom rolling pins!

Thanks, Lew - we have plenty enough

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Fred
aka Pop's Shop
www.pops-shop.com
'Soooooo many patterns - sooooo little time'
Scroll Saw Forum Host

I got a couple things started but nothing "finished", we had a pretty good day at the show in Metter Saturday. We got plenty of squirrels around us but don't see many in our yard, I don't if it's the cats or my trusty Daisy !!! 

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Greg
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http://www.thesawdustfactoryga.com/

The big project I got finished was the Pulpit. I also got some additional cheese boards done and a major job, I got the shop cleaned up from the last project. I now have two clear work benches till tomorrow night.

I will get started remaking the chest end that I cut the dovetails in wrong.

And as for squirrels, here is my little buddy that comes up on the deck every morning. He is a bob tail squirrel. Not sure he it got bit off or broke off but we have seen him since he was little.

I have a copper top for that post that was not nail down. He knocks it off and licks the top of the post.

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John Moody
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