Kepy
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Nicely done and well displayed. You seem to have better luck with luan than I do.
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Very nicely done and excellently framed.
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I have found that it makes the floor of my shop softer and also insulates.
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Beautiful work as usual from you.
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You are right, that piece of wood was meant for that cutting. Nice job.
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You did Grandpa's pattern proud.
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I don't think your grandson will think it is anything but perfect and will have a great time with it. Well done!
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My very first project and a piece I made for my son's teacher
Kepy replied to laust18's topic in Bragging Rights
Very well done and no one would believe that you are a beginner. I'll bet your son will do well in that class. -
Welcome Loren. This is an excellent site for all the help that you might want and maybe even some you don't want.
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You surely believe in challenging your customers. Excellent work.
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I like that. I've also found that color can be a help for backing.
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Well done.
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You might want to check at Lowes, HD or your local lumber yard to see about ordering some BB in 5x5 sheets. I get it for $25 and have them cut it in half so I can transport it.
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I am jealous as my caregiving duties have kept me hopping 24/7 for the last few weeks. Not even sure I could find my way to the shop. Do manage to get on here for a visit before the daily activity begins.
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I would think a #9 would be too aggressive for that cutting. I use a #3 or #1 when doing that style cutting and very seldom have any breakage.
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Great job. That should earn you a glass of champagne.
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Beautiful cutting of a great saying. I really like your choice of wood and backer.
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Beautiful work.
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Nice work. You will want to use the foot pedal and seal the controls on top as the DW has a nasty habit of getting dust in the controls.
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Roly, the Free4all forum was transferred over to Scroll Saw Woodworking and Crafts site although they are having a lot of difficulty and don't appear to be interested in fixing the problems.
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Masterful job of personalizing the puzzle.
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Very nice work. Nice finishing. What kind of wood are you using?
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recommended blades/material for cutting intricate work?
Kepy replied to scbridge's topic in General Scroll Sawing
My go to blades are FDUR #1,3,5. I have some spirals but despise them and only get them out for large projects. The one piece of advice that I give to new scrollers is to make sure you always feed the work directly into the blade without sideways pressure. -
I have made a lot of trivets over the years and prefer a 5/8" thickness in hardwood. I have finished mine with mineral oil. Just dip and let drip dry then buff out with a brown paper bag. Have one on my table that has been in use for years with no problems.
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Nice job. I have done the navy and marine ones but have 7 more ordered from all branches.
