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HI I tried the ultra thin puzzle blades from Bens workshop recently and wanted to get some more and now his website is shut down. They are called ultra thin puzzle blades, 5" pinless, .0076 x .026 skip tooth and use a #70 drill bit. I thought they were Pegas but I went on the Grobet website and they don't have one under there pegas listing. Anyone know where to get these now? Thanks Bill
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Those are really nice. Great job.
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What is your wood of choice for scrolling?
nrscroller replied to Dave Monk's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I make a lot of ornaments etc, I use 1/8 inch BB plywood. -
I use the dremel drill press with my dremel and it works great. Bill
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HI I logged into the SSWC website this morning and it is gone.....are they redoing it or what. I have been busy this summer so I have not been on their much Thanks Bill
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HI all I just posted my Dewalt scrollsaw on the hot deals area. It is also on Minneapolis Craigslist under Dewalt 788. It is the 1st series saw for sale. Bill
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Hi I live in Western Wisconsin, where are you? Thanks Bill
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Yeah, my wife is on an online garage sale on facebook and is selling things all the time. I don't have time to make stuff and try to sell it online. Bill
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beautiful I've always wanted to make something like that I give you a lot of credit for what you did looks like fun you might have to try that sometime
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I can't find the magazine on the newstands.....In my area I tried Mills Fleet Farm where I used to get it and I was in a Barnes and Nobles the other day and they did not have it.......not good.....and I don't want a subscription, they are a pain in the but with all the dumb stuff they send besides that. Bill
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Very nice Edward Bill
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Hi Anyone done any patterns from the paper cutting patterns. I was looking at one gals site and she has some neat patterns that could be fun to try. Bill
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hI I agree with Zen scroller. I use 1/8 BB all the time for my ornaments and etc. I pivot with my left haand and press down with my right. I run my hegner at a low speed also unless I am doing some wide open lines or edging that is not complex I use the FD puzzle blades a lot also. Good luck. Bill
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I just got if figured out. Thanks folks. I stole my pic from my other forum I am on Bill
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Great Idea, I am not to good at this anyway. I don't like doing things with a backer so maybe now I will try it more often. Let's see, a trip to the hardware store with my tape measure and a tupperware to make my own assortment. Thanks much Bill
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Hi I have done a lot of Voelker Arnold angels etc and I really haven't seen much new stuff from him....is he still doing patterns? Thanks Bill
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A BIG BUMMER, MY MAGNIFIER LAMP BROKE
nrscroller replied to nrscroller's topic in General Scroll Sawing
My wife is going to Hudson today so she is going to pick my up a lamp at Menards!!!! Bill -
Hi All My nice daylight magnifier lamp I have had since about 1999 broke today on my scroll saw. It just came apart where the ball part with that pin is where it attaches to the swing arm.....that suck's. I tried some industrial silicone on it to see if I can fix it. Anyone know where there is a good deal on one now? Also maybe a better one than that one I have, mine is like 1.75 3 diopter. Thanks Bill
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I used to buy both mags and I am dissapointed in the quality of both of them. I used to find a lot of Voelker Arnold patterns and tom sevy patterns that I enjoyn making but I guess those were the days. Bill
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Very nicely done, that is a project I want to do sometime also Bill
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Hi all I made this Steve Good pattern for my son-in-law who is on a volunteer fire department. Bill
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Hi all I made this set for my wife for her birthday. I believe they are Sheila Landry designs. 1/8 in. BB plywood. Bill
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I used to buy both scrolling magazines but now I look at them before I purchase them as I have found a lot of times there is nothing in it that appeals to me and it is just a waste of money. I have back issues going back to the late 90s so I have lots of ideas I can still do with some of them, and now with digital download from some of the scrollsaw dealers, I can get my patterns right away that I really want. Bill
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Hi I saw the B & D rotary tool on sale at Menards the other day for like 19 dollars. It had 3 speeds, does this work in the dremel plunge router? Thanks Bill
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Hi I am thinking of getting a different dremel for my plunge router, which one is best now. What speed should I be running for drilling holes. Do the new ones have the no wrench tightening or what. I have an older 395 variable speed now. Thanks Bill
