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    Eagle and flag

    Did this this weekend it is design and make From victice it's made out of Pine haven't decided how I would like to finish it I know I do not want to paint it image.jpg
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    John, that looks great ! Did you power carve it ?

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    Beautiful piece, John. I think a warm toned stain would look nice.
    Where did you find the model? I didn't find anything when I Googled victice.
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    Rich I'll show my ignorance I don't follow you when you say power carve
    Keith that looks like a great idea only problem is I have to learn something ,looked at the website I will start watching their
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    Bruce Google designed and make you should find it
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    John, why not just post the link?

    I’ve Googled:
    victice
    victice designed
    Eagle and flag
    victice designed Eagle and flag
    design and make from victice
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    Nice job. This is a popular sign, so you can find lots of finished examples online. I would probably use a stain and clear coat. If you want to get fancy you can start with some colors.

    Bruce, he means this I believe: https://store.designandmake.com/shop/product/15287

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    There you go Bruce Brad di it for me
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    Thanks Brad. The word victice threw me..
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    I think he meant to say Vectric. Vectric owns Design Make. I have looked at some of their artwork many times for projects.

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    Bruce sorry about the miss spell Brad thanks for clearing it up
    Thanks John
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brad Shipton View Post
    I think he meant to say Vectric. Vectric owns Design Make. I have looked at some of their artwork many times for projects.
    Yeah, I use Vectric's Aspire software and have bought a few models from them. I just didn't put two & two together.
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    John, what size is your piece and how long did the finish cut take? I bought the model (think it's cool) but Aspire is giving me a 9 hr time estimate on a 7"x7" piece using a .031 TBM, 60ipm, with 10% stepover.


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    That's really cool - nice job
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    Quick question. Did you make this with vcarve or aspire? Btw- I'm Frank i also attended the CBC seminar in KC. Great class!

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