wombatie
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Hi Redgam, welcome to the Village. I'm Marg also from Australia and I have a DeWalt and an EX21 but then again I have been scrolling for about 16 years. So pull up a chair and make yourself at home and ask as many questions at you want we don't care. Marg
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Looks amazing Brian. Love the wood your chose. :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: Marg
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Love the wood choses. Looks great. Marg
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:thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: Marg
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Great idea fancying them up with a bit of scroll work. 10/10 for ingenuity. Marg
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Excellent work Peter, I can't see the join. :thumbs: Marg
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Very nice. The fonts great too. Marg
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One at a time for cutting but I may have a couple with different types of finishing happening at once. Marg
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One small job may lead to a bigger one, you never know. Cocker looks great. Marg
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Lovely looking Mum and Aunt you have Kevin. More great names too. Marg
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Super Gator strikes again.............SUPER work Marg
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Oh my grandson would love this. I showed him the one Charles was doing and Liam was positively drooling. Congratulations on such a magnificent piece Gator. Marg
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What is not to love about this beautiful piece. You did a great scrolling job Mimi. Marg
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You did well grasshopper. Looks great Dick. What I do when I am trying something new on the computer is write things down step by step, then when it is spot on I re write it into a special note book I have that just contains my 'How To Guide'. Works for me. Marg
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Its funny how a line cut here and one there can equal great looking portraits. :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: Well done Steve Marg
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Looks great. Marg
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I use 'Stick & Release' from scrolleronline.com. You just cut it to the required size put it on the wood, pull off the outer layer of paper, stick on the pattern and away you go. Would not use any other method now. Easy to attach and easy to remove. No smell, no fuss. Marg
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Excellent piece DW. Like the intarsia on the end. Marg
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Work in Progress - A Case for Flat Blades
wombatie replied to Scrappile's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Very interesting box. If it was me I would sand, sand and sand until it was finished just to get it out of the way. Sorry can't help with the files I've never used them. Marg -
Hi Mark, welcome to the Village. I'm Marg from Australia. Pull up a seat and make yourself at home. Do yourself a favor and take dgman's advice and get your blades from mikesworkshop. Can't really help you with spiral blades because I don't use them in fact I hate them. Has for your EX, try taking the tension right off, insert your blade and put the tension back on slowly, a bit at a time until you get it just right. Maybe that will work. I must ask, Why did you choose Germany? Most Brits choose Spain, Canada, Australia ( like we did ). Do you speak German? Sorry just wondering thats all. I am a very inquisitive person, some say just plain nosey. Marg
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Congratulations on the promotion. I'm sure your friend was very appreciative. Marg
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Very unusual but looks great. Marg
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Take another look at it in acouple of days and see what you think then, but I think it looks fine. Marg
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That is certainly an amazing piece. Beautiful colors. Marg
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Both are excellent. Marg
