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SUPPLIES

Wood: hardwood of choice*—one piece 1 /A" to 3/4" x 10" x 7" (for each dog), one piece 3/4" x 6-3/4" x 3" (for optional base)

Tools: scroll saw with No. 2R and/or No. 5R blade: drill with assorted bits; fixed disc or belt sander with assorted-grit discs or belts: router (optional) Temporary-bond spray adhesive 220- or 400-grit sandpaper Clear packing tape Finishing oil of choice, such as tung, walnut, or Danish

*Use a light- to mid-brown colored wood, such os oak or grey elm, for the Setter; a light- to dark-brown colored wood, such as walnut, for the Rottweiler; and a yellow or light-brown colored wood, such as grey elm or ash, for the Saint Bernard.

Please refer to all manufacturer's labels for proper product usage.

English Setter

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caution and cut the slot too small, rather than too big.) Test-fit the dog into the base. It should fit 1/4" to 1/2" into the slot, and stand erect. The piece should be snug fitting, and should not separate from the base when lifted. If necessary, sand the slot a bit wider until the piece fits properly. When satisfied with the fit, rout the perimeter of the base, sand it, and apply a coat of thin oil.

Send questions concerning this project to: Wayne Fowler, 33 Longmeadow Cres., Markham, Ontario, Canada L3R 3J6; or email him at: fantasiesisaw@rogers.com. sa

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