i've found that most anything can be cut with most any blade .i've cut things with a #12 blade when i should have used a #5.you just get used to using certain blades and know what to exspect.
Lots of ways to make impressive projects with little scrolling .glued on pictures is one .I'm glad you saw the light to do this as it's very impressive.! Keep your work coming friend !
Oh i struggled with this and next thing you know it's second nature ,Everything comes in it's time ,I remember a musician asked another musician how to get to Carnegie hall,the other musician said practice practice practice !
i've always kept track of watching what you put in your gallery since you first got on the ssv .nothing untill the last two years ever showed up.you do a great job keep posting so we can enjoy seeing your work.
your Christmas stuff is always unique.A delight to see every year.Ideas come easy for you i think.you've got the right idea with the angle dustings on them ,they sparkle like the queens crown! good job ,Keep them coming. ;) ;) ;)
3/4" plywood cut with a #12 to see how they come apart and go together and then i went to a #9 blade and then to a #7 scroll reverse.I change blades often so there;s no pushing and changing the angle of the blade for easy assembly .Roughly 30 minutes to cut one.She's a horse girl and will treasure these forever.
your a born bargain hunter ,you had your radar up and found just what you wanted ,no hesitation either.how could he resist a smile like your asking for a deal .