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  1. Hudson River Rick
    @ChelCassThank you for your help. I have a very hard time trying to find a specific pattern in the catalog. Please note that this is not a complaint about Steve or the catalog. I thank him profusely for all that he does for the scrolling community, I know he has not been feeling well and I'm sure we all wish him a fast recovery. Rick
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    Does anyone know the title of Steve Good's pattern of Santa hanging on the chimney???? I just finished cutting one for my wifes Christmas decorations and I now have 3 people who want a copy. I have spent too long trying to find the pattern on Steve's site, if anyone knows the title of the pattern, could you please share that with us. This is the piece I'm talking about.
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    @don in brooklin on That is a great looking candy dish. Is the pattern for sale, like most of us, I do not have a CNC machine. Thanks for sharing. MERRY CHRISTMAS to you and your family. Rick
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    @HawkChris, great job on both of them. I'm in on the glass. Thanks for sharing. Rick
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    I just finished this "snowman" today, he's headed to Australia in the morning. My customer likes to send winter gifts to her family enjoying their summer. Thanks for looking. This a Sue Mey pattern, I changed a few things so the piece would be safer to ship. Rick
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    Thank you for the kind remarks. Yes Scrappile, I sign and date the back of each ornament and Ann Marie designs the card and composes the Christmas sentiment, she is then able to put the card thru our printer. This means a lot to our family and friends and the process of doing this helps to remember what the season is all about. MERRY CHRISTMAS to all who celebrate the birth of our SAVIOR. Rick
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    @OCtoolguyThank you, Ray. We have been doing this for about 15 years, and every year one of the "kids" get married and they have their own tree, sooo, add another ornament. WE LOVE IT. Best of the season to you. Rick
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    Good morning to all, I just wanted to share our 2024 Christmas Card that we mail out to FAMILY and SPECIAL FRIENDS. Ann Marie made the card and printed the seasonal sentiment, attached the ornament to the front of the card. I cut pieces of left over mat board to protect the ornament during shipping, we used seasonal bubble packed cards. I cut 15 sets of these and I'm so glad to be finished, I was able to stack cut both the front and back pattern. The pattern is from Sheila & Keith. Thanks for looking. Rick
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    @barb.j.endersGreat job, Barb. I'm sure he will gladly accept that gift. Thanks for sharing. Rick
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    BEAUTIFUL!!! Rick
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    @rash_powder You are correct, I have cut LED light strip tape to the length that I needed when working on other scroll saw projects. The LED light that I am would like to purchase I saw as part of an advertisement for a Laser cut puzzl project, it is complete with a tiny circuit board that has some controls for the LED, The problem is that I can't read the numbers on the board, or I would try hunting it down using that information. Thank you for your assistance. I have just about given up the search and will move on to other projects. Rick
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    @Scrappile Hi Paul, GREAT JOB on a relly nice pattern. I wish the younger "KIDS" would put somevalue on family. Thanks for sharing. Rick
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    I was looking through my mail on my computer, and this scroll saw popped up. I know of the BAILEIGH TOOLS name, an aquaintence of mine has one of their bandsaws, it's a monster. I was not aware of them making smaller shop tools. I may be in the markey for a new saw, looks INTERESTING. https://baileigh.com/woodworking/wood-machinery-specials/bss-22-22-scroll-saw?utm_source=email&utm_medium=3p Rick
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    @rash_powder THANK YOU !!! Rick
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    @Jim McDonald Thank you Jim. In a previous life(?), I,worked for IBM and I also did more soldering than I liked, so I agree that the solder joints are proably float or solder bath joints. Also, you have a great eye, the project that I saw on the net that uses this LED setup, is in a nite light and it can be dimmed. I have been searching for almost a week,and today I am officially done, I willmove on to a different direction Rick
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    @rash_powderThank you for the heads up, I will search it out. Rick
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    This is NOT a scroll saw project, so please remove it if necessary Travis. I'm posting it because I came home yesterday morning after having coffee with "THE BOYS", and I walked in the house and saw this displayed in our living room. Ann Marie, my wife, took down all the Halloween deorations and she said the house looked too dull, so she had some very small hay bales that she uses in our NATIVITY scene and some small pumpkinsand she placed them in the stake truck to add a little FALL/Thanksgiving to our home. The truck is a pattern from WOODSMITH magazine. I made this about 5 years ago and it never looked so good. Rick
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    I saw this LED on Pintrest and I tried to find it using google & Amazon, there was no information on the supplier or the price. I think this would be a great light to use in a Nativity scene that I am cutting for my niece. In my search on the internet, I found a gazillion other lights,but not one like this, has anyone seen this. Thanks for your help Rick
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    @Don GREAT JOB. You can really make that scroll saw do what you want it to. Thanks for sharing. Rick
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    @OCtoolguy Hey Ray, sorry, we aren't having any luck in posting that drawing. If you go to the GROBET site, that is where I got the image, but it was truly just luck. As we all know, "EVEN A BLIND SQUIRREL GETS A NUT ONCE IN A WHILE" Rick
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    GOOD on YA Pete. You have a great mix of work available, no wonder you did so well. Thanks for sharing. Rick
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    @OCtoolguy Ray, I have a schematic drawing that I somehow found on the internet, I will try to get this posted sometime today. I tied twice to get it copied to this response, but I may as wel ave tried to fly an F-14. I don't have any idea on how to do it, but my wife will be home shortly, and believe me, she is the BRAINS of the house. Rick
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    @kevin I absolutley agree with you abot GROBET, I sent an e-mail asking for some guidance and I didn't get any return. Denny tried to guide me through some trouble shooting, but after I spent a little more time, I realized that the spring was under compression. I thought I was going to have to order a new clamping head, but after some GENTILE persuasion, the head move slightly and then I realized what the problem was. So far, so good, the saw(EX21), with the PEGAS clamps, is working and I can get the Christmas cards done for my wife so she can start her part of the project. Thnks for your help with the pictures. Rick
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    @Scrappile Thanks for thye reassuring words. It took me a while, but I finally traced the problem to the clamping section, and found the blade holder bound up. I'm not mechanically inclined, but I usually can find a problem with something, just before I toss it out.
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    Saturday morning, thankfully, my saw is working again. As it turns out, I didn't need any parts at all, the blade holder(#41D) on the drawing, was bound up , and had the spring locked at full compression. I sprayed some dry lube on it and after a while, I finally got it to budge. It took more effort than I would have expected, to free up the holder, but where would we be without effort. This has been an awful learning experience, but I hope it's over. Now onto the 38 Christmas ornaments for our families. Thanks for the help. Rick
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