Huntter2022
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very nice job congradulation on the ribbon at the fair
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not I but you do have a great ideal
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Hi Brett! Welcome to the village , You will find alot info here so jump right in I 'm just getting started into Intarsia myself there are some talented people here that willing to help just have to ask
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When you are working with thin wood 1/4" do you bevel it or route a lip on it or just butt joint it ? There is not much there to work with so I'm thinking a butt joint be fine What do you do ?
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New Techniques To Be Learned
Huntter2022 replied to greasemonkeyredneck's topic in General Scroll Sawing
That sounds like a jig I could use once in awhile will be looking forward to seeing it -
First Attempt at a Fretwork Wall Hanging Pendulum Clock
Huntter2022 replied to Brian's topic in Bragging Rights
Brain congradulation on the ribbions the clock looks awesome -
With that type ply , Some one was using it , and they sanded it then put a poly sealer on it and it prevented the chipping when cutting made some nice things out of paneling I have not did this just passing along what I have been told David
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Welcome aboard! Go ahead and post your projects . alot time by posting a project another member might see a way you could improve it if it is needed. Keep that 1st project this way you can look at your progessive. if you have any question ask away
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I have used the paint markers they are ok ,but on compound cut ornament's it is hard to get to the inner areas. I would suggest a paint brush the smaller ones . if they are to big you can cut a angle on them with sizzors
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Clayton a job well done ! I'm still a newbie at Intarsia , seeing a flat pieces of wood. then pieces of them turning into a lovely piece of art. Is just amazing David
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Congradulation That should be posted at your booth . But on the other hand you might not want to post it last survey showed he was not to well liked. David
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All good tips I have a glue stick , I get 3 at the dollar store. for when that pattern starts to lift up I just dap it and ready to go. 20x20 box fan with ( angle iron pop riveted on the side) a filter for dust . A shop vac for clean up David
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I save alot scrap pieces(from fretwork , small pieces ,and when removing pattern the tape and paper) in the plastic shopping bags you get at stores . When full I tie it shut and use them when I go camping or a fire outside for Fire starter Just lay it in the pit open the bag wood nice and dry . Other scraps like Maple , Cherry , etc , etc are used in the smoker or grill to add to the flavor . YUMMeeeee Now just starting into Intarsia I can see were small pieces would be of use . David
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Hi Stephen !! Go ahead and ask them question alot of us most likly had the same question and some that are shy proably still do so don't be shy and ask . It will make your new hobby more fun . Welcome to the world of scrolling David
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Hi Derek ! Welcome to scroll saw village.
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dang it come on That would make a nice safety video seeing we can't have a video how about pictures
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I have to agree with Travis on this . After all if members ask the one who made the project they will tell them if it is available , if not they will tell them were they can obtain it or do a pattern request on the subject. By taken as Travis said it discourages designers from posting there patterns
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Don't quit now you have experence . the next one should be easier nice job!
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Sprial blades also make nice files
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scrollin all the day long, 3 newests
Huntter2022 replied to cjswoodcrafts's topic in Bragging Rights
All of them are very well done and sure the people receiving them will love them -
Rhonda Now who would think a little old drill bit would puncher the skin like that . But it does happen I usally remove my drill bits from the drill just to prevent them from getting bump and end up bent . It is a pain but then it does save bits well hope everthing is ok and keep it clean. David
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that is a very lovely bowl Thanks for sharing your talent with us
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very nice job ! the cottonwood really makes the horns look really thanks for sharing it with us
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I wear a dust mask definely when using MDF That stuff is nasty dusty, and prefer not to use MDF .when sanding anything I have a box fan with a filter at my saw and a shop vac I keep vacuuming ever once in awhile but also wear a mask
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Have you deleted your cookies ,cache's ,tempoary internet folders Also defragment could help
