Clayton717
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Ok I decided to go with the first puzzle I cut which is in my gallery. The king of clubs. The reason is its smaller and was more of a challenge than the puzzle I just finished. So here is my entry. It has 35 pieces and is a standard size playing card.
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excellent cutting, thanks for sharing
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I have always been into woodworking, but after my brother in law let me use his scroll saw some 17+ years ago I became addicted. Now thats what I spend a lot of my free time doing. I make a little extra spending money, and truthfully it relaxing to just go out and scroll something. when I retire someday(20 years) I will have this addiction(hobby) to fall back on.
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I was hoping to be there but I spent the now behind the wheel of a snow plow. It was great for overtime, but would of rather been home in my nice warm bed. Instead I spent the night clearing the roads.
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scrolling-sit or stand--chair or stool-lemon oil???
Clayton717 replied to floridagramps's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I have my saw mounted to my work bench with the back of the saw elevated. And I sit on a tall chair(adjustable) while scrolling. I used to stand when I first started scrolling, but don't know how I did it, to me sitting is much more comfortable. -
I don't think I could do the continuous cut puzzle. But watching it was pretty cool. I should have my puzzle done soon.
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Hi Pat and welcome to the village. Jump in and have some fun.
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Hi Tommy and welcome to the village. I too use a dremel 1800, and love it. I've had it about 5 years so far. If you are just getting started check the pattern library out. lots of great patterns made by our designers here at the village.
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Hi Ted and welcome to the village. There are a lot of great talented people here.If you have any questions just ask. We like to see pictures you should set up a user gallery, You can find a[tut]tutorial here[/tut]
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congrats Mike. It looks like you are in good company.
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excellent cutting Barry, I'm sure this collie is easier to take care of than the one she wanted.
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they look great Deb
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great cutting, and I like the base
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excellent cuttings.
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I have the ryobi planer from Home Depot and for what I do it works great. I do not have a jointer. The planer I have does not get used daily, I use it when I have boards that need to be planed thinner for my intarsia or other projects. But when I do plane down its not just one board its several. So far the planer has not let me down. I make small passes so it takes a while to plane a board down. In my opinion if you are going to use it accasionally buy the Ryobi, but if you have the extra money an/or are going to use it a lot get the dewalt or comparable brand.
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awesome job Barry, I'm sure whoever recieved them loved them.
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great job on all of them.
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hello and welcome to the village. There are a lot of friendly and talented people here. If you have any questions just ask.We would love to see pictures of your work, especially if its a pattern from here. You should create a user gallery[tut]find a tutorial here[/tut].
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Very nice JD. lots of great cuttings
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I'm new and this looks like a great scroller place
Clayton717 replied to JerryMallen's topic in Introductions
Hi Jerry and welcome to the village -
I have no favorite, but doing intarsia I use walnut and poplar alot, along with several other species.
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Hi Peter and welcome to the village. There are a lot of talented, friendly people here. Check out the pattern library for some patterns to get started. If you have any questions just ask, someone will help. You should create a user gallery to show off your finished work, You can find a [tut]tutorial here[/tut]
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I filed a complaint with ebay, hopefully something will be done.
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Hi Al and Toni, welcome to the village. lots of great talented people here. You should fit right in.