Clayton717
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great work. You are your worst critic. What you see as a flaw most people will not even notice. I use aspen for white parts. The finish I use is equal parts - tung oil (tung oil finish because can't find pure tung oil often) matte or satin poly, and mineral spirits. I use this on all my projects 3-4 coats. it has a little shine but not bad. I don't like mine real glossy.
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I agree with Melanie on this Marg. Time to try another one.
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nicely done. I'm sure you mom will love it.
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great job. keep up the good work.
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nice sign. well done.
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Thanks again for all the comments. It won first place at the fair.
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excellent cutting. great job
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thanks for the review. I have a couple other Jet tools (lathe & table saw) and a great tools. If my EX 21 ever gives up the ghost I will look at the jet for a replacement
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I have address labels from Vista Print, that are basically small versions of my business cards. I always put one on the back and then sign and date. If the labels won't fit I always sign and date the project somewhere. I also have a stamp from Vista print but now that I got the labels that"s what I prefer.
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great cutting Dick. I would like to cut that one.
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looks great Dick
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excellent job
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I would just clean all the rust off by using mineral spirits and fine steel wool or a scrubbing pad and then wax it. The vinegar may be causing the "fine rust". I would be afraid to paint it and have the paint make your project stick when sliding around. This is my 2 cents I'm sure there will be others offer help.
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Help...glue or not to glue that is the question...lol
Clayton717 replied to bronx's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I wouldn't worry about it. I had to go look at the pattern to see what was actually broke off. Thanks for cutting one of my patterns, and for posting the cutting. -
I never used to until I saw some at a show framed with glass and thought it looked a little better. So now all my portraits have glass. But as Len said it's a matter of choice.
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looks great. I don't like using spiral blades but I will if I need to. I feel i have more control over a flat blade.
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great job.
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We will be in Gatlinburg the week before Thanksgiving. I'm hoping to make it to her studio during that week. It would be nice to meet another scroller from the Village.
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great job Dick. I'm sure he will love it.
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very nice work.
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Welcome to the Village.
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welcome to the Village.
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Hi Melanie, Welcome to the Village. I have never attended one of Judy's classes but have been to her studio many times. We (wife and I) try to get to Knoxville a couple times a year(have friends there) and I always try to make it to Judy's to buy a pattern. I enjoy fretwork but I like intarsia more.
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thank you Dick.
