Clayton717
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Everything posted by Clayton717
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Thank you. I will post how I did at the fair, It starts 2 weeks from today.
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great finds. wish I could find stuff like that a yard sales around here.
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looks great
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excellent job. did you put a finish on them?
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Here is a link to a very similar question, some of the responses here may help you. http://www.scrollsawvillage.com/topic/19633-storage-for-blades/
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very nice cutting.
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great job. I like the wood.
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nice cutting. i like cutting cedar too.
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I use Flying Dutchman blades many sizes depending on thickness of material. the most 2 sizes I use the most are #5 and #7. I use scroll reverse blades.
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Excellent cutting
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I removed the plastic film shortly after I got the saw. Ltitle pieces kept getting stuck in it.
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nicely done.
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Excellent work Dave.
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they all look great, well done
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great story thanks for sharing.
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welcome to the Village. A new Hawk 26" saw sells for $1400. I think you you have a very good saw. set it up and make some dust.
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looks great Kevin, did you have to drink that whole case of monster's to stay up to cut all of them?
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I started scrolling 20+ years ago. I borrowed an old Dremel scrollsaw from my brother in law. It was one that needed an allen wrench to change blades unless you used pinned blades. So I basically cut out shapes and such for a few projects I made at that time. I was frustrated with the saw so I upgraded a little to a Ryobi I believe wasn't much better but blade change was a lot easier. After this I started doing more fretwork and was hooked. Since then I've upgraded saws 3-4 times and now I do a lot with the scroll saw. Intarsia is my favorite, then fretwork(portraits) I've even use the scroll saw to cut designs into my pen blanks. Everything I do on the saw was self taught, I did check out a few books for patterns and some basic tips when I first started. Of all the tools in my shop the Scroll saw is my most used. I have helped a couple boys learn to scroll and do intarsia in the last couple years. Now I have a coworker wanting to learn.
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Struggled with spiral blades but got r done
Clayton717 replied to Dave Monk's topic in Bragging Rights
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welcome to the Village Nikki. my favorite blades are Flying Dutchman, I also hate spirals. I will use them if I have to but don't very often. Very nice cutting.
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Hi Rolf, glad to see you hear. Welcome to the Village
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Welcome to the village
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Hello Larry and welcome to the Village. From B.G. Ohio. great looking cutting.
