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Dock

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  • Birthday 08/28/1937

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  • First Name:
    Dock
  • Scroll Saw:
    De Walt
  • Project Types:
    fretwork, portraits, intarsia, compound cutting, for family and friends and I support http://portraitfreedom.shutterfly.com/projectworkingarea
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    Only death can cure stupid, Japanese proverb

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  1. Not sure if I follow your reasoning but here are my thoughts. You could cut each layer out then glue then back in using small pieces of wood as spacers. If using 6mm thickness wood, each spacer would be between 2 - 4 mm thick. You could cut everything by tilting the saw table so the bottom layers stands bashful, the middle layer is cut normal and the front layer is cut proud. Hope this makes sense to you, if not feel free to respond off line Dock
  2. Dock

    Hello

    Just coming on board. Been out of the country for a couple of years. My, how things have changed. All my old Webb addresses no longer exist. As I was looking for some familiar ones I ran across you-all I used to have a DeWalt but now I'm looking for a new saw. Anyone have information pro/con on the Hegner? I have about 10 years experience scrolling, mostly military occupational badges. Would like to start doing some of Jeff Zeffano’s patterns. Would appreciate a couple of current links to some of the other scroll saw sites. Anyway, here I am. Dock
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