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amazingkevin

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  1. Luscious looking bunny's,Your projects never fail to appease one!
  2. Well your having fun and that's what it's all about!The more the merrier.keep up the great work!
  3. Your doing way better than i did starting out!that's a good thing! My hands won't fit in a porter cable so i can't say what the machine is like but your doing fine with it.Glad to have you and come back often.you've found a home and we will help you be the best you can be! Welcome friend!
  4. Lets see them in use please sir!Good idea
  5. I scroll too much to spend time making frames,lol
  6. P.m. me Roly
  7. Never say never! No idle hands in your home,I'll make a wager that your shop isn't lacking either!That's a lot of fond memories to think about.Whoa the smiles you've made thru the years!!!! :cool: ;) :D :)
  8. All of your work I've seen is fabulously done,tis included, Keep them coming! ;) ;) ;)
  9. Incredible find about her i never knew existed about her.Thank you so much for enlightening me .What a joy that would be to view her works all under one roof
  10. i past one up yesterday sticking out of a trash can.I,pasted it by as the the one i had before gave me tunnel vision looking thru it.
  11. Nice selection of woods you've saved ,I 'd hate to use them just for coasters but what the .Good looking scrolling on the trivit too!
  12. And in detail! Very dedicated crafted box and dragon,Not much room for error.Boxes are my worst! ;) ;) :thumbs: :thumbs:
  13. Two weeks time you'll b in like flint aging ,acclimated to the new job and all.God thing is you didn't fall off the ladder and can still keep going.Rearranging the shop ,is quality time I'm sure for you too .no more knuckle busting work on the small engines .I'm happy not to do handyman tradesman stuff any more.Great looking lettering and skills to go with them,No refining needed here.I'm happy as a bird wit a french fry scrolling so it sounds like were in the same boat!
  14. How well i know that same feeling! Yeah where's all te noise was my first impression too.Quite as a church mouse.Throw that light away and get something the stays put.Or wind some heavy#6 wire around the flex cable to ridged it up.Get ready to shovel loads of saw dust out.Let the fun begin!
  15. Well i guess I'm the odd one out,as my way is completely different.I don't want fragile small things jumping around so i spray glue all of the stacked projects on top of each other,gluing tops and bottoms and press them together ,and or stand on them to get a good adhering of all projects.When i'm finished cutting i spray a mix of mineral spirits and acetone all over and everywhere and let it soak n good.Then i look for an opening that is coming apart and spray more mix in the crevice and gently separate and spray at the same time till one by one the are all separated from each other.Once that's done gently cleaning and spraying till all the glue is gone.Some times i make an aluminum foil tray to soak each project in for easier cleaning and removal.
  16. http://www.stevedgood.com/blade.zip
  17. Scroll Saw Blade Tension Software.
  18. Quality work, very quality work on the wolf!
  19. Looks like perfection runs in the family!
  20. Thank you so much ,as far as i know the Excaliber and the dw788 are basically the same workings.So it should apply to both machines for this problem
  21. Thanks Travis,No telling how many tips and tricks got swept under the rug all these years of SSV !
  22. I've done it three times and the fun just begins when you fire it up!Enjoy and post lots of projects,fire wood included!lol
  23. Quite the valued exceptionally done Christ project! believers will treasure this one around Easter time as their center display piece .
  24. I may have a piece of this ,I conforms to any shape readily and cuts well.It's my preferred paper of choice.The big box store your referring too has sandblaster paper also that i've wanted too try which boosts of longer lasting by 10x! :) :cool:
  25. I don't remember seeing this one in Scrollsaw Workshop But had hoped you were the one that designed it or modified it as your work is well thought out..Looks real good,Another find job from Heppner Oregon! ;) ;) ;)
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