You know ,That's a fact.I had so many records given to me ,Had i seen this one back then it would have happened .There were plenty of Franks and Bings and all the old standard in the mix i could have stuck gold.
Thanks Brad for reminding me about squareness of the blade.It's easy to forget to check if your not scrolling often.And yes mine was out of plumb,Thanks!
Time honored tradition for a scroller to venture out and try a clock.You have made this one a stunning addition to your works :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:
Glad to have you,stop in often as new things come in the door daily.You can go back in the forum all the way to the beginning of ssv for informative interesting valuable reading ,to help you along .Welcome friend!
Maybe "robot" i used to scroll outside my friends shop and they nicknamed me the robot .i was stationary for so long cutting and my move were repetitive from retreading the blade i guess the name fit!Thanks Rob!
I used to copy in light gray color or red.But before i learned to operate the printer i found out that a very bright light would dull out the black lines very good so i could tell the difference between the blade and the line.
There's a few in town here .Think I'll go to just window shop!Been a while since I've had money to go there.But i was well pleased with the savings i got back then.
Seeings believing! :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:miniatures in anything just have that something special about them,This one being an extreme example of quality plus.Craft show judges would take a seat to admire such detail from your welcome hard earned workmanship.Been quite a while since I've seen a miniature of this demeanor.