Clayton717
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congrats on the awesome deal. I wish I could get that lucky.
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hello Arthur, and welcome to the village.
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Hello and welcome to the village. there are a lot of great people here always willing to help.
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thanks all for the comments. this was the first time I have cut one of my own patterns.
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I finally got caught up making things for others and had a chance to do a cutting from my to do list. I call this mushroom fairy. It is cut from 1/8" baltic birch and an 1/8" painted backer. It still needs to be finished, I just put in an extra frame to get a picture. It was a little tough to cut (for me)took some time, should of made it bigger than 8x10, but it worked out. I was worried on a couple place but everything worked out. The frame is made from pine and burnt the pattern is by myself.
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congrats on the new saw, and the new addiction. You will get better just don't give up.
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Hello Cosmo and welcome to the village. You should repost your requests in the pattern request thread. you will have better luck there. And also check out the pattern library, for that just click the pattern library banner on top of the page. look around, and post pics when you finish a projects. we like to see pictures.
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Hi Barry and welcome to the village. There are a lot of great people here.
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Hi Joe, welcome to the village. We would love to see some pictures.
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hi bulldogg and welcome to the village
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Rippy, when I'm cutting out my intarsia i use a # 5 and a # 7 especially if I'm cutting thicker wood. The Jesus I just finished(makes 9 of them) I use 1"thick walnut. The # 7 cuts through it pretty well. Not sure if this is the "correct blade" but it works well for me.
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Hi Rippy and welcome to the village. Intarsia can be very time consuming and frustrating with getting everything to fit just right. Don't give up. The biggest thing that I have found is to make sure all the edges are square(blade didn't cut on an angle) that helps alot.
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great cutting.
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hi Bill and welcome to the village.
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welcome to the the site Brian. I would like to see one of those lasers work, but for me I think I will keep on scrolling, it's relaxing to me believe it or not. Could you post a couple pictures of your laser work.
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welcome to the village, your never to old to learn. just jump in.
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welcome to the village. have a look around, there are a lot of great people here.
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hi Ken welcome to the village. I too work in a small shop 10x12. I would love to have a bigger shop, but then i wouldn;t be able to find anything. now everything is almost at arms reach away.
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hi Hugh welcome to the village.
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hello and welcome to the village.
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awesome job.
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It took me a couple tries but I got it added.
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that looks awesome, great job
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very nice cutting Linda
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excellent job Shelayla. thank you for cutting my pattern and posting it. You have made my day. Its always great feeling to see one of your patterns cut.