RichieB
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Hi all, I did a craft market this last weekend so took a photo of my display. Unfortunately people were not spending their money, so only just covered my costs! I think it's the Rob Roy effect!! Richie
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I agree with Ike, great work, it's not the saw you use but the way you use it, and you're doing fine! Richie
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Hi all, after a 12 week lay off from scrolling due to an operation on my hand I am back. Here are a few pics of what I have been up to. Richie
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Great job Kevin, you old smoothie !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Richie
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GREAT work, love both of them Richie
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Never had any problems with lemon oil, I buff it hard between coats and it dries without any bleeding, and I don't normally put any other finish on top but I do sometime give it a coat of wax. Richie
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Hi Roly Great display, it takes time for people to get to know your there, and come Christmas they will be queuing up to buy! One tip that may help, try having steps on the table top so that your items are not all on the same level. All the best for the next one. Richie
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Stu I find a No1 or 2 blade works fine and keeps the pieces a close fit, but it depends on the wood thickness and hardness. Richie
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Roly they look great, thanks for sharing. Richie
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Hi Graham, welcome to the village, good to have you on board. Nice to hear that some people still use hand fretsaws. All the best Richie
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I like it very much, thanks for sharing. Richie
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Great piece of work Carl thanks for sharing Richie
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Hi DW love the design and the finished job. Is it your own design? If so is it possible to have a copy. Thanks for sharing Richie
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It looks wonderful a great piece of work. Love the contrast between the pine and the cherry Richie
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Hi Dan Great item very well cut, she should love it. Thanks for sharing. Richie
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Hi everyone, another item off the production line! The Seahorse clock and desk pen is cut from English Elm and finished using Lemon Oil. Not easy to get Elm these days but it is a beautiful wood to work with and has great grain patterns. Hope you like it. Richie
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How long do you sit/stand at the scroll saw?
RichieB replied to Dan's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Hi Dan to keep up with orders I usually spend about 2.5 hours in the morning and 3 hours in the afternoon three days a week.I must admit I do sit down for some of the time. Richie -
Hi everyone a couple of patterns I have been cutting ready for my markets up to easter.Hope you like them. Richie.
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Hi Mel welcome to the village, nice to have another supporter from the UK, hope you enjoy the site. Richie
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Hi Donald, my workshop is indoors I have one room of my flat set up with a workbench, scroll saw , pillar drill. and router table.I also have dust extraction. It all works well and It is lovely and warm in winter. Richie
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Beautifully cut, I love it. He should be well pleased with it, thanks for sharing. Richie
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Roly don't frighten the cat!!!!!!!!!!! Richie
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Roly, My wife has been calling me Darth Vader ever since I started wearing this mask. Hope the water goes down before Monday or you will be spending more time in the workshop!!!!! Richie
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I've done that myself with the same results. Nothing saves time like doing it properly!!!!! How is the storm your way Roly? Its not too bad in sunny Bournemouth!!! Richie
