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Hi Dan: If at all possible print out the tutorial If you can't print it, then go to the video and start writing down the steps Pause the video, write it down so you will understand what you wrote Then follow the steps It's called a cheat sheet, and it comes in handy when you been away for awhile and go back to it Fab4

Melanie: Do not under estimate your talent On fretwork patterns, you take it one hole at a time You will be pleasantly surprised to find out how good you really are I say "GO FOR IT" you big chicken - Try it and remember to breathe Fab4

Hi Keith: Yeah! you still got it Nicely done Feels good doesn't it Fab4

Hi Alexandr: If you ever make something better than this, I want to see it That is awesome Thanks for showing us Fab4

Dan: They look great I can see why you're hooked Fab4

Hi Jerry: Looks comfortable Fab4

Hi DJ: Well done Thanks for showing us Fab4

Hi Dan: First of all a big thank you to Steve Good and our very own Travis for allowing this to happen It's a great beginner project for those who want to try designing For added inspiration, I won a contest over at Steve's site and I am now the proud holder of his Wooden Vase books. They are cool to make and sell well. So, get going and make/find a silhouette and enter Dan's contest He gave us all plenty of time to do it Thanks Dan for taking care of this I hope you get swamped with designs Fab4 Now, back to your regular scheduled program...

Hi Steve: Awesome Fab4

Hi Brian Not being a smart ass here: You should download the book and check it out while you're at it, maybe make a charitable donation That's what I would do Have a great day Fab4

WOW!!! What a great assortment of ornaments Thanks Travis for putting this together for us Very much appreciated We choose a different charity every year Will have to discuss this with SWMBO and see where we will go this year Also, a very big THANK YOU to those who chose to participate in the making of this great book Fab4

Hi Marg That turned out great Well done Glad you were able to work with it There were a few thin areas on this one Thanks for showing us Fab4

Hi Marg: Well done, nice clean cuts Did you design these yourself? Fab4

Hi Don: Some use packing tape and some use painters tape And some don't use any tape at all The packing tape sometimes pulls small pieces of the top layer off the wood as your peeling it off. I don't believe the painters tape does that So as above the answer to your question is "YES" Fab4

Hi Denny: They look awesome I like that a lot Well done Thanks for showing us Off to check if I have that issue Keep up the great work Fab4

Welcome back Gator Love those clamps, do they come in handy or what??? Why is it, we never seem to have enough of them Oh yeah, your crosses look great also Well done Fab4

One small step for Marg One giant leap for the scrollsaw community What are you planning to do now??? Fab4

Hi Dick: Great job on this one, as usual You really want to confuse this person you are sending it to Put "Made in China" on the back Fab4

Bumping back to the top C'mon guys and gals Doesn't have to be anything elaborate Gives you a good feeling, once to do make your contribution Now, go.........................DO IT!!! Thanks Fab4

Hi Marg See if this helps you at all Fab4 Windows 10 & Windows 8: 64-bit or 32-bit? Open the Windows Control Panel. Tip: You can check your Windows system type much faster from the Power User Menu but it's probably speedier that way only if you're using a keyboardor mouse. With that menu open, click or touch on System and then skip toStep 4." Touch or click on System and Security within Control Panel. Note: You won't see a System and Security link in Control Panel if your view is set to either Large icons or Small icons. If so, find System and touch or click on it, then skip to Step 4." With the System and Security window now open, click or touch System. With the System applet now open, titled View basic information about your computer, find the System area, located under the large Windows logo. The System type will say either 64-bit Operating System or 32-bit Operating System. Note: The second bit of information, either x64-based processor or x86-based processor, indicates the hardware architecture. It is possible to install a 32-bit edition of Windows on either an x86 or x64 based system, but a 64-bit edition can only be installed on x64 hardware. Tip: System, the Control Panel applet that contains the Windows system type, can also be opened by executing the control /name Microsoft.System commandfrom Run or Command Prompt. Windows 7: 64-bit or 32-bit? Click or tap on the Start button and then Control Panel. Click or tap on the System and Security link. Note: If you're viewing either the Large icons or Small icons view of Control Panel, you won't see this link. Just click or touch on the System icon and then proceed to Step 4. In the System and Security window, click/tap on the System link. When the System window opens, titled as View basic information about your computer, locate the System area below the oversized Windows logo. In the System area, look for System type among the other statistics about your computer. The System type will report either a 32-bit Operating System or a 64-bit Operating System. Important: There is no 64-bit version of Windows 7 Starter Edition. Windows Vista: 64-bit or 32-bit? Click or touch on the Start button and then Control Panel. Click or touch on the System and Maintenance link. Note: If you're viewing the Classic View of Control Panel, you won't see this link. Just double-click or tap-and-hold on the System icon and proceed toStep 4. In the System and Maintenance window, click/touch on the System link. When the System window opens, titled as View basic information about your computer, locate the System area below the oversized Windows logo. In the System area, look for System type below the other statistics about your PC. The System type will report either a 32-bit Operating System or a 64-bit Operating System. Important: There is no 64-bit version of Windows Vista Starter Edition. Windows XP: 64-bit or 32-bit? Click or tap on Start and then Control Panel. Click or tap on the Performance and Maintenance link. Note: If you're viewing the Classic View of Control Panel, you won't see this link. Just double-click or tap-and-hold on the System icon and proceed toStep 4. In the Performance and Maintenance window, click or touch on the Systemlink. When the System Properties window opens, locate the System area to the right of the Windows logo. Note: You should be on the General tab in System Properties. Under System: you'll see basic information about the version of Windows XP installed on your computer: Microsoft Windows XP Professional Version [year] means you're running Windows XP 32-bit. Microsoft Windows XP Professional x64 Edition Version [year]means you're running Windows XP 64-bit. Important: There are no 64-bit versions of Windows XP Home or Windows XP Media Center Edition. If you have either of these editions of Windows XP then you're running a 32-bit operating system.

Hi Jerry: I like that very much That looks really good Well done Let the competition begin between father and son for the saw.....lol Fab4

Randy: I've said it once and I'll say it again "Insanity at it's best" Thanks for showing us Fab4

Hi Monti: I'd use it to smack that clown trying to sneak into my house Oh shoot, wait, I didn't answer your question O.k. I'm with Len on this one - Decoration Fab4

Hi Melanie You're on the right track Do not be afraid to experiment and never let a pattern overwhelm you - One hole at a time and next thing you know you have just created a masterpiece - Some take more time and patience to do but the result is always rewarding Keep it fun... Fab4

Hi Marg: You're welcome They turned out really good Well done Thanks for showing us As for painting them, I have no problem with painted wood projects Sometimes a little color adds to the design - Kind of makes it your own Fab4