Clayton717
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Everything posted by Clayton717
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I still use a block of wood to hold the arm up. I reach for it out of habit now. I release the tension with one hand and grab the block with the other.
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welcome to the village. if you have any questions just ask.
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welcome to the village. sorry for your loss.
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I am giving a class on intarsia at my local woodcraft, and this is the project the class will be making. So I thought I better do one as a sample. It is made from - cherry, aspen, elm, aromatic red cedar, and wenge. The pattern is by Judy Gale Roberts.
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good job. I don't like them either and only use them when I have to. Which isn't very often.
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sounds great. hope it works out for you.
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excellent cutting Dan.
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looks great. especially with no plans
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That is pretty impressive.
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looks great. what did you use to color the wood?
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How long do you sit/stand at the scroll saw?
Clayton717 replied to Dan's topic in General Scroll Sawing
depends on what I'm cutting. but normally 2-3 hours. Unless it starts getting to me, making mistakes I will take a break and work on something else. -
congrats. It's nice to see some recognition for a scroller. All the cuttings looked great. Can you tell me who the pattern designer is or where you got the pattern for the Mount Rushmore cutting?
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hi Kirb. welcome to the village. jump in and have fun.
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hi Gary. welcome to the village.
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Hi Stephanie. welcome to the Village. lot of great people here.
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cutting portraits with spiral blades
Clayton717 replied to scroller111's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I use a torch and lightly burn them off -
great cutting on all. thanks for sharing.
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that's pretty cool.
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Things I made since I got my shop up and running
Clayton717 replied to heppnerguy's topic in Bragging Rights
great job. I will have to look for the chopper pattern. I have a couple friends that would be perfect for. -
Welcome to the village. if you have any questions just ask.
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Hi Mel. welcome to the village.
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very nice looking chunk of wood. it would make a very nice looking bowl.
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are they double edged? unless you dulled, chipped both side you should be able to flip them over and have a new edge.
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looks great. did you wood burn all the scale?
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hello David. welcome to the village. you came to the right place to learn. if you have any questions just ask. what kind of saw did you buy or going to buy?
