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MR.PETE! welcome to ssv .I encourage you to open your very own gallery to save photos of your work,patterns you want to save and cut and etc.We'd love to see some new material never seen before,hence your work..Portraits are tops for me to see and ornaments are treasured by all.See you soon,I'll be keeping an eye out for you works! Glad to have you as an addition to the village.
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travis did a great job of finding this new ssv for us.I loved everything about the old one and coulkd'nt emagine anything better .But it looks like he pulled the rabbit out of the hat this time .good great wonderful job mister travis ,i'm loven every minute of it .younmade it tough for me to scroll now ,i get get off the forum,lol
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I'm astonished at your skills with the brush Karl.You've blown me away at your artistic abilitys!Now you can have a go at your skills with the scroll saw . i'm very sure your going to wow us very soon with what you come up with .Thanks for shareing your site and welcome to the club.
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Jeff hello ,The scroll saw will turn your homemade railroad into the tai mahl! It is able to do very detailed work and railroad stuff can get down right minute.Everybody here in the village is eager to lend all therir knowedge to help you all we can please ask away .Your in good hands here.soon you'll be scrolling like a pro!
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Welcome to the village mark!Were very happy to have one more smiling face here.We can help you with any scroll saw related question here just ask!
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Hello Johnny How you doin,I wish my first project looked so good and of value to!Your time piece is elegant looking and I twisted my neck at realizing this is a practice first piece.WOW.Looks factory made and of great design.You'll go far in scrolling i can see.A quick learner.Thanks for posting,great work!
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another love heart 15" tall cut with a scroll reverse #5
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I am so eager to get a job done and start scrolling that i forget to check my spelling.Looks like i goofed on virginia.1/4 birch wood cut with scroll reverse #5.15" tall heart.
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where's the photo?
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Welcome to the best scroll saw club around.Nothing beats scrolling for me.Check in ofen to see what been happening and whats new around here. any questions please ask away!
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Wow DAN! i've never seen such a beautyful frame with scroll workinside.That's the right idea!. The strings make it indianish !Good job!
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I have'nt learned patterning either but like everything else once you know you KNOW!
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tHIS IS VERT VERY NICE
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Stocking up for the next couple of shows in November.
amazingkevin replied to DWSUDEKUM's topic in Bragging Rights
These are great to see DW! Wish you all the luck in the world on sales .The ornaments in 3 d are intreging to look at ! your fish is outstanding and the raindeer is excepionally detailed ,your work allways amazes the amazingkevin the word faith especially goes to my heart as i'm in tune to it daily.Wish we could do a show together ! -
This is going to brighten up any area you put them for your friend.You sure know how to make people happy!
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Excellant designed profishent work CHRIS!Your work project is a point winner and a blue ribbon winner in my book.I've never seen a project with such fancy lettering as yours and it stands out strong amongst them all.Wish i had this patterrn to do post haste as religous patterns get first priorety on my bench.You've made my day allready seeing this work of art !God bless you !
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If your cutting very thin metal,sandwich the metal between 2 pieces of wood with the pattern on top.This will keep the cut piece true and straight with no wrinkles in the finished edge of finished work.Spray glue all the pieces together and take apart with mineral spirits by separating the piece best you can a little and drip the mineral spirits in the spread apart edge so it dissolves the glue ,this will make them come apart easyly
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Correct and correct ,i love evrybodys chimeing in on this one!Wait till you see the napkin holders work in progress!
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Thanks EVERYBODY !
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Thanks for the comments .Robert your so right about the back. i lost my mind cutting the star with insert and all for 5 bucks so i had to cut corners im so busy no time for detaails ,lol
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that's him allright Doc!Looks like you had fun doing this one.Suitable for frameing]
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First knifes made out of wood i've seen!lookin good too.
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Very very handsome project.The brown really set the mood and fills the bill for a horse type project.Good clean scrolling edward!
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this ones stout and wide to fit a piece of plywood i had .Somebody stop me ,loli used a spiral above the chest and a scrollreverse #12 below the chest.Rapidresizer did the enlargeing for me from 8 x 10" to this size.Thats enough of these guys for a while. Sorry ,here.s that big guy~!
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What is the best wood to use for scrolling?
amazingkevin replied to kcortese's topic in General Scroll Sawing
dust is a big problem but when i had a house i'd sit in front of the airconditioning invent with a pleated paper filter and the dust problem was under control .it never reached the rest of the house. a dust deputy is a great dust collector for the underneth of your saw .i mean there should be a dust collecting port under your saw where you can collect a vacumn cleaner and the dust deputy will keep most of the dust from reaching you vacumn cleaner and saves tremendusly on buying new filters for the vacum.You can get a 20 " box fan and sit by a window to expell the dust but if the wind is blowing towards you it wont work so well.If you had a rainbow cleaning machine the dust would be collected in water with zero coming back into the air.look to thrift stores for one of these or craigs list or e-bay.new ones are 2200 dollars.if you have allergies this is the cleaning machine to have.
