Firedkm
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Great work! Keep them coming
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Great Work!!
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Great Job!!!
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Nice job Sue
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Welcome to the village Butch
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I plan on making some puzzles.........What in the world is KUUB?????
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Congrats on the new Saw.....I am Jealous!
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Welcome to the Village
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That looks very difficult to put back together!! Looks Great
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Mike, I also use Mikes blades. I have tried some olson blades but I really didnt care for them. I have never tried Pegasus blades yet. I actually feel scroll saw blades are just like cars. Some like Ford and some Chevrolets. Its all in ones taste in what they like.
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The one problem I see is the competitions price on the goods. When I looked up wooden puzzles there was not allot of entries but the prices were low in my opinion. I see the same problem with ebay too.
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Welcome to the Village Kieth!
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Holly Cow that was long time! I am not sure if I would last that long on a project. I think the most I spent on a single project was about 8 hrs. Then again most of my cuttings are puzzles. I dont so that many portrait cuts.
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NICE!!!!! You did a great job Christina
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I was looking at ESTY today and was wondering if anyone uses this site. I already have an ecommerce site but I was thinking of trying this out too.
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Great job Travis!
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Ben I have never found it at Lowes or Home Depot. I do find it at the craft stores like Michaels or A C Moore. As far as one coat, it all depends.....I will sometimes put a second one on. If i do I use super fine steel wool. I will ten wipe it down with a cheese cloth and blow it with air from the compressor before putting the second coat on.
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Bill that turned out really nice
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Christina thats what they make sanders for! too hide your mishaps
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Welcome to the Village Merlin.
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I have never used sand paper to sand the image. I would be afraid to damage the image. If you spray properly you should not have to sand it down imho.
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Dan, that looks great! How long did it take for you to cut?
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Welcome to the Village mate. Sounds like fun with your travel destinations.
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You lucky dog!
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Ben, All my puzzles are printed on Kodak paper with a hp ink jet printer. I use spray adhesive for now (I want to get a dry mount press soon) and use a triple thick glaze on top of the puzzle. I have never had any ink run using this method. The only time the ink runs on me is if my sweat drops down onto the picture before I seal it.