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  1. 07-24-2011, 11:29 PM #16
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    Bernie, Those are beautiful. That last pic really shows the wood. How did you cut out the top of the holder and keep such a nice grain match?
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  2. 07-24-2011, 11:33 PM #17
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    Very nice. Beautiful wood.
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  3. 07-24-2011, 11:36 PM #18
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    Really nice Bernie. I am sure they will go over great.
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  4. 07-24-2011, 11:44 PM #19
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    Great looking toothpick holders and she had reason to be happy. I have made several of those but made the cup deeper so if someone pulled it out to far the toothpicks do not fall out.

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  5. 07-25-2011, 8:21 AM #20
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    Boy Bernie, these are very nice.
    I had a lady ask about toothpick holders the other day. I may have to go back through my Wood magazines(I think that's were it is) and find the article about making some simular to these.
    Thanks for posting these beauties.

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  6. 07-25-2011, 9:20 AM #21
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    wow Bernie..those are terrific..the wood is super
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  7. 07-25-2011, 10:08 AM #22
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    Thanks again. I appreciate it.
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  8. 07-25-2011, 11:09 AM #23
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    Super work, Bernie. I'm going to have to steal that idea for sure!
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  9. 12-19-2011, 12:22 AM #24
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    For any body who is interested it is March 2008 issue of WOOD.
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  10. 12-19-2011, 3:40 AM #25
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    Toothpick holders look great! A very nice job there. I'm sure she will definately be pleased with those.
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  11. 12-19-2011, 6:20 AM #26
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    If we had enough teeth in these parts we would make them

    They look really nice. I will have to save some smaller blanks and try a few of these!
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