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amazingkevin

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  1. Thanks Fransisco!
  2. Thanks Paul!
  3. Thanks linda, the palm trees are in my old gallery.It's not easy to get to it but there's plenty of pictures of project tere of mine and the whole club before Travis upgraded the village.On the top of this page or any there is the home page,firum,user gallery and al the way to the right is more .Click on more and then old gallery, look on the bottom of the first page as you scroll dowm and click on my name where the napkin holders are.Thats a start!
  4. Thanks Carl ,he can dance and me not a lick,lol
  5. Yes Larry my saw is my best friend !
  6. Thanks Hans,I love hearing the feed back!
  7. Thanks Steve as long as i can scroll i will!
  8. It just doesn't sink in IKE,?Thanks i'll work on it,lol
  9. Great ,lets see the toy your going to build .To bad greasemonkeyredneck is'nt around , He specializes in projects with mega multi pages and modifies everyone to his liking! If that helps any.You might find his e-mail in the members under his name.He's disabled bad and keeps his mind on his work and off the pain.I think he to is in Alabama too.Travis used to keep in touch with him.I think trabvis even seen his humongous shop loaded with timber.Ok i did the footwork for you,he's in vicksburg mississippi and you can contact him and also veiw the projects he's done at http://wddsrfinewoodworks.blogspot.com/ Now i know that's got to help!
  10. DW, i'd love to see a works in progress wooden blank before you cut it.I just can't picture what it would look like flat.This ones been quality controlled from the start.It's truely amazing that you can out do the last bowl you do everytime!
  11. Basically a 16" saw can handle a 32" project doing it in halfs. A 21 will accept projects up to 42" in.I have 20" saw 's for years now and never want to go smaller as i do lots of skinny but long projects.If you ever need more saw and settle for a 16" ,not good.If your projects are just going to be regular copy paper size a 16" will be fine for you.I used a 16" saw 4 or 5 years before i got a 20" saw. I really struggled and stretched to do bigger projects.For myself a 21 " saw would make my life even easyier!
  12. Feeling my oats today.,7 hours of foolin around the fun way.I still need to cut 5 reindeer and a backe for the tiny merry christmas. and then two ;pictures of the whole complete mechanizm that came loose and has been loose for quit awhile .My tention knob won'yt go past 1.25 now. It's like a new saw again,Thank you JESUS.
  13. Booby i don't know what city your in but chattanooga is south in tennessee I goggled craigslist/chatttanooga and found plenty of sawschattanooga tools 'scroll saw' - craigslist.htm
  14. You never know what you'll find on Craigs list for your town!
  15. Your welcome word looks great nice job of it,And the revolving susans are snazzy!
  16. Yes Jim and I are elves!
  17. Jump jet,I have done lots of palm tree chain sculptures $200.00 a piece 4' tall.I had an order from a tiki hut company for 40 of them.Do you know i could not beg borrow steal or buy peoples dead palm trees from them,So that went down the drain.I airbrushed tee shirts for 20 years,too.Which tools would you like to see me wear out? LOL
  18. Yes Marge,They were piece mealed during several days previously.
  19. Thanks for looking Spirit horse!
  20. Thanks DW,It's fun trying different things with the scroll saw.
  21. Carl,This is my friends shop,and yes my hands and arms ache from scrolling to much.But you need to understand theres lot of things that get away from me before i snap a picture too.
  22. I did these for my cedar supplyer
  23. Thanks for looking DAN
  24. Thanks for the cheer Rob Roy!
  25. Rah Rah! thank you bobscroll
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