I have been stack cutting for years but I only just thought of this question. (Ok I used to be blonde) :lol: After I have finished stack cutting I always seem to spend a long time sanding the bottom piece. Do any of you just cut an extra piece and throw the bottom piece away or do you just do like I do and sand and sand and sand?
Marg
Hi Scott, welcome to the Village. I'm Marg from Australia, we met in Rogues Gallery. Your maps are quite unique, very nice. If your wife gets on the scroll saw you may have to buy another one, I am speaking from experience.
Marg
Hi Dan, welcome to the Village. I'm Marg from Australia. Long time no see, how have you been. Your expert knowledge will be a asset to the Village.
Marg
Wow too nice to put a bird inside unless it way a plastic or wooden one. Neat idea of yours to use the skewers. Top of the think tank class I think.
Marg
I'm not sure but I think its a beer bottle / can tote, is that right? If it is, its a good idea and you did a terrific job, also in working out a solution to your problem too.
Marg
You are a brilliant salesman, get the kids interested and mum and dad are obliged to buy one just to keep little Jane / Jimmy quite, sounds good to me. Like Version 3, getting better and better all the time.
Marg
Get the DeWalt while you have the chance, you can always get the EX later when you have done more scrolling. Get the experience behind you and then you will know what size you need.
Marg
Hi Cindy, welcome to the Village. I'm Marg from Australia. You are not having much luck with scroll saws are you? I wish you all the best with your next one because like the saying goes, third time lucky. Come on down to the coffee shop for breakfast (That lasts all day) and have a few laughs. If you have any scrolling questions you will always get an answer that will help you.
Marg
Kevin I have been scrolling for about 15 years and I have only ever worn one saw out and that took me 5 years to do. I have my DeWalt 10 and the Ex21 about 4. Latest work looks great.
Marg