Marshall
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Ken your so lucky - wish I could talk my wife into trying the scrollsaw , they look real nice ..........
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Mitch I'm in agreement with Travis , but I also use 1/4" walnut and use both polly and Lacquer switching from one or the other at different times .. ........MB
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Like it Marg - fine work .........
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Finished these yesterday , made out of my own milled up stock - Walnut 1/4" material soaked in lemon oil and with several coats of Satin lacquer - received these patterns last year from Steve Good too late to cut for the season .........I did it - got them cut for this season..........any comments are welcome ......MB
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Really a nice job , love the choice of wood ..........
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Really a pretty piece ....DW
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David that would be the way my luck would go is to sell it even before it was sold , nice job - but I'm sure you can make another one just as pretty .......
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When I usually cut this thick and hard material I would use a no. 9 Olson blade - but I have mostly Flying Dutchman Blades - for this is the blade of choice for me these days . I don't cut much thick and hard woods lately , I have used a no. 5 but remember -- slow is better - well it works better for me ......MB
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In the past I have used the 1/8" BB plywood ...........for I usually stack cut two or three when I'm cutting .
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I have right at 25 name plates cut and these are two that have cured with all the polly on them , made from Australian Pine and ready for delivery to the Customers . The Richard Burns one was ordered this way on separate bases ......my first in displaying a name.....MB
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I have already made four of these out of 1/8" Baltic Birch Plywood and the wife said she needed 12 more , O well I"ll cut them this weekend with all the others Ornaments I'm wanting to cut . I think I'm going to let her finish them with her choice of the colors of Christmas paints ..that way I can spend more time cutting more of these.....I did stack cut four at a time of these......I want to thanks Steve Good for such a cool pattern also.....any comments are welcome my fellow scrollers .........MB
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I myself Martin , used the painted backer board . this way if I ever wanted to re-fresh it - all I would have to do is hit it with some more paint ...and you can tell by this that I didn't glue the pieces together ....MB
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Looks super David ..........
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Sharp sign DW .............
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I would try some cuttings before I made any ajustments to anything on the saw first . the main thing is to have a small 2" square to set on the table to show weather the blade is true and go from their .........my thoughts -- go and try to make some saw-dust and examine your finished product ........my Dewalt has pretty much been maintence free so far .........
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I'm in agreement with the green man Travis ..........
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You've been busy ........fine Duke cutting here .........
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Like the old car scrollings ..........
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Nice cutting here .......
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I can say that if you have a hobby sooner or later you'll have what you need , it'll just take time to get what you need or want . I can say for the last 25 years I've collected just what I've wanted and needed and it's come too the point that I need no more or have room for any more . Just remember that if it's your passion it will probably last - and this will be part of my retirement - my hobby . I think that we all need a hobby or something that helps with building our patience - it has me .......MB.... .
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Nice setup , like this ........
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No I didn't use anything but a slow cutting action , I usally don't use the tapes unless I do the fine detailed protraits stack cuts . I guess it's just all the cutting I've done , I always say slow is better - haven't had any burning problems as long as I use the right flying Dutchman blade and the right speed .........I think the more cutting that one does , is the best teacher in the long run ......thanks for the comment ......MB
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I made this out in the shop this week for my daughter-in-law's desk , made of Cherry - it was hard to cut since I'm use to cutting that soft pine all the time ......any comments welcome ............
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YEAH CARDINALS .............
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Real cute I'm sure it will be loved .........
