Dwight Beebe wrote:
>I'm still working on creating a stamp for the panels, but I've decided to use
one I've already made for the center panel.  This morning's progress:
>
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>https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/LwWd10pByif6hLVdvsOa2rEIr-
jwQN5N7h-RgWj4y98?feat=directlink">https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo
/LwWd10pByif6hLVdvsOa2rEIr-jwQN5N7h-RgWj4y98?feat=directlink
>

I like what you're doing with the round stamp, Dwight, using it sparingly to
show it off. Remember that the details of a textureing stamp are a lot less
important than those of a stand-alone stamp. The only time I have punched down a
whole area in wood (inside a slot, to hide the fact that the surface was
irregular but impossible to get at to smooth) I used (if I remember correctly) a
big nail set, which gave a perfectly adequate circle, everything considered.

Tom Conroy