Clayton717
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I have been asked to give a scroll saw demo at our county fair. This is for the N.W Ohio woodworkers guild. I am a member and they asked me to do a demo at the booth during the fair. The demo is only a hour long but need a small project to do as well as explaining about scrolling and the saw. I have a couple ideas, just not sure. I would like to have some of what ever I'm doing done so people can take one. My idea was a cutting of a "round 2 it". I always here people saying "when I get around to it". I would make it small about the size of a silver dollar? Any other idea. I am also give a couple turning demo's, but that is with a partner and he has most of that covered(as far as what we are doing).
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great job on both.
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glad to hear. now make some dust but take it slow.
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looks great.
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very nice.
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great job. I like the choice of woods.
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that looks great. I'm sure he will be very happy with it.
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A cookout with family and hopefully a little shop time. Its supposed to get hot, so time in shop may be limited
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Central Machinery Oscillating Spindle Sander
Clayton717 replied to shutterbug's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I believe Dan just got one. check out this thread - viewtopic.php?f=2&t=5940 -
interesting site. I saved it for furure projects
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nicely done.
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those look great. I really like the grain in them
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great job.
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that looks great. very nice.
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I belong to other sites, (most of them from Don's list). But I am most active here, like Brett said it's like an extended family.
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that looks great.
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Hi Shelly, welcome to the village and to your new addiction. If you have any questions just ask. There are several of us here that do lathe work as well.
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My kids are all grown. I try to get a couples hours a night in the shop, but sometimes it don't happen. It's been hot so it been even hotter in my shop. And working all day in the heat , I really don't feel like going out to the shop. I ussually get some done on weekends, then I can cool the shop for the day.
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I use it alot, besides intarsia. I use it a lot to take saw marks off pieces cut on tablesaw or bandsaw, and squre up my segmented pen blanks, among other things. to me it is very handy.
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Dan I have one I bought three + years ago from Menards. It's not a major brand name but it works great and I give it a workout when I'm doing my intarsia. It looks similar to the one harbor freight has. I think I paid about the same when I bought mine. If your going to do more intarsia I would get one. I didn't have a lot to spend when I bought it but it works great. And it gets used alot. I don't know how I got by without it. I buy the sanding drums from harbor freight too. They sell it in a set(one for each drum size), and it works great. once you have one you'll be surprised at how much you'll use it.
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great job DW. I like the clock. good luck at the show.
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Hello and welcome to the village. If you have questions just ask.
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great job.
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Nicely done.
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great job, thanks for showing us