wombatie
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Top job on both the pattern and the cutting. Marg
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Very nice. Good use of the Purple Heart. Great tribute to your grandfather. Marg
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Thanks Dan, appreciate that. Marg
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Slow day at work means multiple questions to the forum
wombatie replied to jbrowning's topic in General Scroll Sawing
My usual method for working out if I need a new blade is...... if it breaks change it.. I know I should do it sooner but I get so involved with what I'm doing I forget. Marg -
Haha you have a runner like my tablecloth...... Sorry about that. You have done a great job on the hummingbird Pete Marg
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They are superb. Love your idea with mixing up the woods. They have been on my to do list forever and every time that someone posts some I think to myself I must do those....I will one day. Marg
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You did a great job on the pattern and the cutting is coming along nicely. Marg
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:thumbs: :thumbs: Great idea and gift. Well done. Marg
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Dan they look excellent. Is there a knack to using food coloring? Marg
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My dishwasher is 65 and I don't have to nag. Think I have a keeper. Great idea Dan. Marg
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WOW THAT IS AWESOME. What a beautiful piece of art work. You took to making them like a duck takes to water. Marg
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Very intricate and time consuming. Hopefully people will buy something else that is less time consuming so you can make up the difference money wise. Apart from that it looks fantastic and you did a very impressive job. :thumbs: Marg
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Very nice Helmut, you did a terrific job. Marg
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You should always listen to your wife Doc........ You did a great cutting job, I bet Sue loved it. Marg
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LOVE IT, LOVE IT, LOVE IT. What more can I say. Very artistic. Love the frame and how you did it. Can we see a photo of it on the wall please. Did I say that I LOVE IT. Marg
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Very nice. Looks like your in the money now. :roll: Marg
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1. When trying out a finish for the first time always try it out on a scrap piece of wood of the type you want to put the finish on, that way if you muck it up or dislike it you have not ruined the work that you have just finished. 2. When working on a large piece, DO NOT drill all the holes at once, because if it breaks and is unfixable you have still the rest of the wood to make something else, whereas if you have drilled all the holes all you have is fire wood. Marg
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Look fantastic. Well done. Marg
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Looks excellent Dave. You did a great job, now pat yourself on the back. :thumbs: Marg
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Russ If I were to do a puzzle I would put the picture on one side and the pattern on the other but I would also put a scrap piece of wood on the picture side to stop it from getting damaged in any way. Hope this is somewhat helpful. Marg
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That is great. Never made a puzzle yet. Marg
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Momma and her 5 little babies. They look great DW and very colorful. Marg
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Do you put a finish on them or just leave them raw? Thanks for the look see Roly. Marg
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Hi James, welcome to the Village. I'm Marg from Australia. My husband does hospital maintenance, he can retire any time he likes now but he still enjoys his job so he's staying on a bit longer. Anyhow pull up a chair and make yourself at home and hopefully I will see you around. Marg
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I could not imagine using the pine needles that I see regularly, any chance of putting a photo up of the ones you use so that I can see the difference please. That is one amazingly impressive piece. Well done Earl. Marg
