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First cutting on new saw.


Fran L

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Very well done.  Straight lines are the hardest thing to cut with a scroll saw.  I use a lot of Flying Dutchman blades, but have found that when cutting straight lines or circles, Pegas blades work the best.  I thin wood I use there #1 skip tooth reverse  blade. 

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10 hours ago, Scrappile said:

Very well done.  Straight lines are the hardest thing to cut with a scroll saw.  I use a lot of Flying Dutchman blades, but have found that when cutting straight lines or circles, Pegas blades work the best.  I thin wood I use there #3 skip tooth reverse  blade. 

Thanks for the tip Paul-- Never used Pegas, will have to try those.

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We all hate long straight lines but we all have our own way of dealing with them, yours do not look too bad.  Only you know what you did wrong so you don't have to tell anyone they would be none the wiser.  ;)  I think you garden kitty looks purrrfect.  Well done.

Marg

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