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out)

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Swingman wrote:
... with family Christmas presents, _BEFORE_ Halloween!! (eat your heart
out)

http://www.e-woodshop.net/Projects14.htm

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Good job.

--
Gerald Ross
Cochran, GA

There's always the temptation to let
other people think you're normal.

I'm curious about another project you did...

Shoot me a note with your email address..

Swingman wrote:

... with family Christmas presents, _BEFORE_ Halloween!! (eat your heart
out)

http://www.e-woodshop.net/Projects14.htm

Scroll down for the "rest of the story".

Swingman wrote:
... with family Christmas presents, _BEFORE_ Halloween!! (eat your heart
out)

http://www.e-woodshop.net/Projects14.htm

Scroll down for the "rest of the story".



Those are really neat, Swingman. Where do you get that chalkboard paint?
Sure I could google it....never mind. :-)

"Charlie M. 1958" wrote in message

Those are really neat, Swingman. Where do you get that chalkboard paint?
Sure I could google it....never mind. :-)

Ubiquitous ... I was surprised, but both Borg's had the Rustoleum variety,
in both spray cans and quarts. I tried brush, spraying and using a roller. A
1/4" nap roller worked the best on 3/16" tempered hardboard ... that way you
don't have to finish the back, like you would with plywood.

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"Swingman" wrote in message
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"Charlie M. 1958" wrote in message

Those are really neat, Swingman. Where do you get that chalkboard paint?
Sure I could google it....never mind. :-)

Ubiquitous ... I was surprised, but both Borg's had the Rustoleum variety,
in both spray cans and quarts. I tried brush, spraying and using a roller.
A
1/4" nap roller worked the best on 3/16" tempered hardboard ... that way
you
don't have to finish the back, like you would with plywood.



Did that tempered hard board have a red spot on the edge? ;~) Where did
you get tempered?

Swingman wrote:

... with family Christmas presents, _BEFORE_ Halloween!! (eat your heart
out)

http://www.e-woodshop.net/Projects14.htm

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Very nice

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If you're going to be dumb, you better be tough

Very nice, here are the shipping instructions. You may ship it UPS ground
collect.
:-)

"Swingman" wrote in message
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You are such a good boy!
Wish I had my holidaze shopping done already.

"Swingman" wrote in message
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