You did a great job, bet you are proud of it. I did this one a few years ago but yours looks smaller than mine. I entered it into the Royal Melbourne Show and came second, I think that was the best day of my scrolling life.
Marg
Hans I am not too sure what I am more impressed with, the fact that you cut it or the fact that you counted the 5000 holes. :shock: :shock: :shock: It is absolutely BEAUTIFUL. :thumbs: :thumbs:
Marg
I don't particularly like baskets but I do like this one and I like the color also, so any finish that will keep it close to natural would be good.
Marg
Welcome to the Village Rich. I'm Marg from Australia. As long as you can make saw dust and you are happy with it thats all that counts. Yes we do like to see photos and it doesn't matter how bad you think they are we will like them and if they are brilliant we will like them to. We are an easy bunch of people here and apart from scrolling we love to laugh so stop on by the Coffee Shop sometime and we may make you laugh too, but not too loud you may wake the twins and then your wife will not be happy with us.
Marg
I bet your heart was full that day mine would have been. He did an excellent job. My grandkids have always loved hammering 'nails' onto pieces of wood. and they have both had a go on the scroll saw but the older they get the less they want to have a go, still it was good while it lasted.
Marg
First of all do you do a lot of cutting? Do you need or want a bigger saw? I haven't looked at the Carba -Tec saws for a while but from memory they seemed to be good saws. How easy is it to change a blade in your currant Carba-Tec saw? Sorry about all the questions.
Marg
I too can feel your excitement all the way down here in Australia. If you are this excited just turning it on what will you be like when you actually cut something. Congratulations Clayton.
Marg
She will be blown away with it, you did a great job of the cutting. Yes we have some of the best patterns designers the has to offer right here in the Village.
Marg