Thursday, March 2, 2017

Astronomy Scroll Saw Pattern. $3 PDF catalog update to V8. We have a winner.

http://www.stevedgood.com/estore/estore.html

When I was in the fifth grade my teachers name was Mr. Knuckles. He was a science junkie. When the weather warmed up he would have a telescope party in the playground at night after school. All the students were invited. I think he may have influenced my life with those parties. I loved science and technology. I still do. Nearly every part of my life since that time has involved technology. Mr. Knuckles cool looking telescopes were a big part of that.

My mother was an amateur artist. I have also always loved art. We were always drawing, painting and sculpting. I really liked to make things. That influence shaped my life outside of work. I have had many hobbies and they all included technology and/or art. 

Those two influences came together in what I do now. Computers, woodworking and design are how I spend much of my day. I am very lucky to be able to do what I love. Be an influence on someone. Give them your passion. It may change their life. 
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We have a new winner of the Bear Woods sponsored $75 gift certificate.
Drum Roll Please.....

EDWARD ROSS from Waterbury CT

Thanks to everyone who entered. Don't give up, you may be the next winner.
I will start a new giveaway in a few days. Keep an eye out.
    
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Update:
The $3 PDF catalog has been update to V8. It now includes all pattern through Feb 24, 2017. For those who have already purchased the PDF catalog go back to the update page to get the download. If you are interested in this utility click the image above and watch the video for how this works. This does not replace the free online catalog. It is just a utility to make searching for my patterns easier.
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Information:

The response to my Portrait Pattern Design Video Tutorial has been great. Thank you all for watching the online video and buying the DVD. I truly appreciate all the kind emails from those of you who purchased the video. I am glad you enjoyed the tutorial. Thank you.  

I have been able to add the UK, Canada and Australia to the YouTube offer. I will be working on adding more countries as I can. 

The video is a complete training course(90 minutes) for designing Portrait patterns. I cover everything you need to start making your own beautiful wooden art portraits. 

More Information:
I am almost ready to start taking orders for the Jet Clamp Jig. I have all the shipping materials gathered. I also have to set up the download for the 3D digital file for those of you who have access to a 3D printer. 

The price including shipping will be $17.95. I did my best to keep the price down but it has to ship parcel post because it won't go through the sorting machines in an envelope. That's as low as I could get it and still make it worth them time. 


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