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  1. Dan
    Are you wanting something portable or a little more permanent?
  2. Dan
    Welcome back!
  3. Dan
    This is just a thought, you could find the right size from a thrift store. Take measurements of top diameter, bottom diameter, and height. Cut panels to fit around the shade. Cut deer prints and deer silhouettes on some panels. Glue rice paper to the inside of the panel. Remove the old fabric from the shade. Attach your panels to the shade. Not sure if it will work for you but if nothing else I hope I got the wheels spinning. Good luck.
  4. Dan
    Nice!
  5. Dan
    That's what I bought last time. I like it. If they are out at your store you can order online for store pick up.
  6. Dan
    Welcome to The Village Bill! You sure have a lot of interests and they can all revolve around the scroll saw. I'm not into music but I always though it would be neat to build a dulcimer. Good luck.
  7. Dan
    Nice work Kevin. But now we know... It's the gummy bears that keep you going.
  8. Dan
    Great job!
  9. Dan
    Fantastic! I love the Old English font and you did well to add the heart. My hat off to you, sir.
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    Paddler

    Dan replied to WayneG's topic in Bragging Rights

    Sweet Wayne. Too bad there isn't a way to add some loon call. In Alaska I use to love going to the lake at sunset and listen to the loons. Very calming.
  11. Dan
    I was in a pinch for some 1/8" dowels. I really wanted them made from padauk. I just tossed some thin scraps in the burn barrel. I pulled a piece out, ran it through the band saw to get a 3/16" x3/16" x 6" piece. Took that to the sander with 36-grit belt, and in a few seconds had a fairly round 1/8c dowel. I hand sanded to 180-grit and checked it with me guage. For thin dowels that are very close to round this was very fast and easy.
  12. Dan
    Good looking squirrel Kevin. And when your neighbor asks about their lounge chairs, your secret is safe with me. Wink wink.
  13. Dan
    I like! Thanks for sharing.
  14. Dan
    Nice work! I cut that one years ago. I need to order the set and do more.
  15. Dan
    Welcome to The Village! Great projects.
  16. Dan
    I've heard it called layered.
  17. Dan
    Or your fingers. Ouch!
  18. Dan
    If you choose brads, just make sure they don't protrude from either side.
  19. Dan
    Like a lot of folks I started off standing. After a while I grabbed a bar stool and found it more comfortable. After a few customer complaints the bartender banned me from scrolling at his bar. OK, seriously I do have a shop stool that is adjustable that I use.
  20. Dan
    Sitting is easier on my back and shoulders.
  21. Dan
    Rob, give yourself the credit. That came out perfect! The saw is only as good as the operator.
  22. Dan
    I use painter tape. Hot glue work.
  23. Dan
    First, congrats on you delivery. It's always good to have lots of material. You seem to be moving right along with your projects. Second, no matter what you do enjoy it. If your not enjoying it then move on to the next. That's probably why I do so many different projects. I feel that if I do the same thing day after day I'm not gaining anything. Something new is always refreshing.
  24. Dan
    Thanks for that info Paul. I was wondering about the liner and how it would stick and whether it would leave residue. I have done any fretwork or portraits using the liner yet. I'm also curious what happens if you leave it on for several months.
  25. Dan
    That is cool! Nice job on the cutting. That's another one to add to my list.
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