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High C Note Tuning Fork - Blade Tensioning Question
Fab4 replied to PMosley's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Hi Don: That's cool But C sounds a little low to me just go by trial and error and in no time you'll know what feels right and what doesn't That's how I got to learn it Fab4 -
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Hi Fish Well worth the wait for the wolf Turned out really good Like the cross also Well done Fab4
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Fish: If what Randy does with coins amazes you, You should see what the wife does with mine (and my paper money too)......lol Just kidding Randy does do fantastic work. Fab4
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Hi Frank: This is just me but I would lightly sand over the water and stain over it Try it on a scrap piece to see if you like the outcome. Well done, by the way Fab4
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Hi Marg: Gayle at the Scrollers Cafe is moving the site to another location Everyone has to create an new account. Try going over there now and sign up. Let me know how you make out if you decide to join Thanks Fab4
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I did the same yesterday. Poor Gayle must be getting bombarded with e-mails She said something about maintenance on the server may be the cause but it looks like it's a little more than that. Modern technology..........don't you just love it Fab4
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That's it Frank You sir, have also made my "Insanity at it's best" list It's not a bad thing though. It's a personal list of mine that I keep for inspiration. Thanks for sharing/explaining your work. Question for you: Without telling me what the words are, How many times have you cursed in the last 5 happy hours Fab4
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Hi Ron: Can't help you on the finish but those are really sharp looking vehicles. Fab4
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Hi Dick: I expected to see something a lot worse than that. You are actually going to go through with this aren't you. Just think, in a few month from now, you'll be telling us how easy these spiral blades are to use and then want us to convert........Don't say "I don't think so" I know you better than that.......lol Well done. Fab4
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Hi Jerry: I'll echo all of the above Good job Fab4 Cannot post anymore "like this" at the moment I owe you one
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Hi Ed: I cut Christmas items throughout the year We have a "get together in July" where I have my Christmas items on display. Gives us a good idea of what is going to sell come December We do o.k. in July but nothing like December to get rid of your inventory. The worse part about this, In December someone always comes up with a pattern or two that I like and rush to get a few of them done Those darn designers here at the Village should start early too.........lol Actually, I wouldn't change too much here at the Village It's a great place to be Fab4
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Hi Bobby: Say hi to Mom for us here at the Village Have a safe trip and we'll see you when you get back. Wishing you a Happy New Year. Fab4
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Hi Randy: That is really cool How sturdy is the center of this coin. Thanks for showing your work. Fab4
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Hi Marg They look really good Well done Thanks for sharing with us Fab4
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Hi Brian: That's a loaded question They are both awesome looking. I'm not picking one over the other Thanks for showing us Did you design this? Fab4
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Hi Art: That's certainly good to know In previous posts it was mentioned that changing the color from black to red or light grey also helped with seeing the line when you're cutting Thanks for sharing your findings Fab4
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Hi Grampa Jim: If you are into selling your work sooner or later you will run into this. 99% of the customers you get are great to deal with but that 1% can drive you nuts It's when you personalize something and then they change their mind after it's done Kevin has the patience of a Saint, he complains but loves every minute of it. Me on the other hand......(Can't write my reply for fear of getting banned from the Village......lol) You were lucky on this one that you didn't actually cut anything out. Still had a bit of time designing which is bad enough. Carry on Jim this will be be forgotten Fab4
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Hi Kepy: Don't sell yourself short. I thought the same thing Follow the tutorial as it's written/spoken and you will be amazed at the results Fab4
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Hi Frank: Not sure how this one got by me back in May when you first posted it. This brings me back to my youth when everything looked like this because of of the pretty little pills we were taking back then....lol You guys make a great team. For the record, I don't see things this way anymore and haven't in years Thanks for showing us Fab4
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Hi Paul: Congratulations You have made it into my personal file I call it "Insanity at it's best" This file is for people like you who show a tremendous amount of patience and come up with amazing results. Thanks for showing us Fab4
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Hi Dan: That's great news Makes no difference what type of learner you are. The thing with Travis's video is to follow it as he explains it. Don't think you have a better, faster way because you don't Ask me how I know....lol Have fun with it and as mentioned above, show us what you got Fab4
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Hi Gordster: They look really good. Thanks for showing us Fab4
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Hi Travis: Thanks So many options Whatever works for you, use it We have some good choices from the list above Fab4
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Hi Fish: Well done Doesn't belong in a garage that's for sure. But then again, if it doesn't go with how your home is decorated what else are you supposed to do, if you don't sell it or give it away. Hopefully, someone see this fine work of art and buys it. Fab4
