Kepy
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I really like the sign as I want to do it also.
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Just a little ways east of you in Buffalo, MO. Isn't Huntington Beach where the roller coaster used to go out over the ocean? Rode it in 1961.
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That piece is beyond words to describe. I can't imagine the difficulty. My hat is definitely off to you.
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You will waste less wood by making a template and drawing around it when cutting large quantities.
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I still want to learn to do word art with Inkscape. Other than that just to keep looking at the grass from above rather than at the roots.
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When I think about it, I try to keep the right side of the blade into the waste area. Of course, I don't often think so really just whichever way that is convenient. When I saw your topic, my first response was to start from the beginning to the end.
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Welcome Jerry from Missouri. I would guess f rom your sign on that we are the same age. I wised up sooner as I have been divorced for 51 yrs.
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You really captured the horse as that is an excellent likeness.
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Beautiful work. I especially like the Brahma.
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Welcome from another Missourian. You have found a great site.
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With the Delta saws I had you had to be a bottom feeder. Worked fine except when doing fine fretwork as was sometimes hard to find the hole. Got my 788 and tried top feeding and it is much easier just took some getting used to.
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These are a few of the items I will be giving to the people who deliver Mother's meals and the lady who cleans.
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I keep an old credit card handy to check that the blade is square to the table. I am usually reminded to check when a small piece doesn't drop out after cutting.
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I have a Scroll Saw dilemma ... please help
Kepy replied to LarryEA's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I agree that after trying the hawk, I would offer $350 to open negotiation. I say to try it first because I found out the hard way. Saw an auction with a Hawk that was 18" and I knew they hadn't made that size. Turns out it was a 26" but when we finally got it plugged in found out the variable speed was acting up. The lady said oh that, it just takes some fiddling to get it running. -
Great job. I saved that word pattern but is buried in the to do pile. The reverse #3 is one of my go to blades along with the #5 and lately have used the #1 for some patterns from Sheila.
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Thank you Travis and all the designers. My donations go to Habitat for Humanity and our local food bank.
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I have disowned my family but have been invited out by a young lady at least young to me then want to get an order finished in the shop so I can finish some items I'm doing for friends for Christmas.
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Finally got a camera working. The ornaments are a new pattern from Sheila that I changed to 1/4" except for the BB that is 1/8". They are in purpleheart, mahogany, walnut and oak. The Merry Christmas is in soft maple or aspen.
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The sleeping cowboy is fantastic and the elk surely looks like CO. Great work.
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Most portraits are done with 1/8 or 1/4" Baltic birch. The cutting is easier if you stack at least 2 or 3. Backing can be anything such as painted wood, fabric, felt, foam board, etc.
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Very nicely done, now I need to do the Navy one although I don't have a cube but can hang it in my home office.
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Started out working with my Grandfather in his shop. Used the scrollsaw as a stress reducer and later it became a business until I retired and now it is a hobby again. Have taken up woodcarving so my hobbies are centered around wood.
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Welcome to the Village. This is truly a village of helpful people. I take care of my mother who also has macular so can understand what you are facing.
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It might be interesting to display it and see how many people even notice.
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Great idea to incorporate interests to the names. Well done!!
