Oges
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A member of the scrollsaw club that im in has part of an old hairdressers hairdryer (the type that goes over your head i imagine), its rather quiet and blows away the dust well ... the bonus is that he can adjust the heat setting on those cold days so it warms his fingers as he saws
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Great work on them Jim, im sure the Radio station will love them. Hope you get a good plug out of it and it generates a lot of orders. Gives me an idea of something I can do for my local radio station .. but I can imagine what my partner would say if she see's me starting another project when I have others I havent finished yet.
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Turned out good Kevin, well done
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Top quality work I have a few patterns of clocks like this, not sure if I have "The Chimes of Normandy" one though. I got the patterns a while back from a site that had downloadable patterns and had a $1 sale. I have always wanted to make one, but always find a reason not to make one lol. If I get my linisher from my tools wish list maybe i'll give one a go.
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Timber looks nice, but the postage to Australia would be a killer. I have a supplier here in Australia who has a good variety of timber and caters to the thicknesses needed for a scroller, they are up in Queensland so not sure how they are fairing with the floods up there.
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Nicely done, the timbers look great, I wouldnt stain them either.
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Nicely done Glenn
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Nice work John
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Top work there Art
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Great work on all of them Jim
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This guy does the internals with a salad bowl finish, I would probably lean that way for your bowls too http://www.rudieswoodwork.com/PepperMills.htm
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Welcome to the Village Gary
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Welcome to the Village Chris
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Hi John and welcome to the Village, that is great work you are doing for a great charity. Thanks for the tip also
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Another great cutting Glenn
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Hi Marion, great work on the pattern and the cutting of the portrait .. keep them coming!
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Welcome to the Village
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What is the book you have? I think Gary Browning had a book along that theme
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Top work Glenn
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Top work Glenn, both with the pattern and the cutting
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Thank you for the comments, they were fun to create and cut out
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Very nice work DW
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Went to the hardware store and bought a whole bunch of new saws today: First I got a Scroll Saw and a Jig Saw Next I got myself a Dovetail Saw and a Hand Saw Then a saw with good sharp Teeth and a Mitre Saw aswell Then I spotted a Sabre Saw and a Fret Saw A Flush Saw and a Keyhole Saw was next to go in the trolley I needed a bigger Table Saw so I got one of those and always handy to have in the workshop is a Saw Horse Just as I was heading to the checkout I remember I needed a Gents Saw too Hope you like my new saws, hoping to add some more to my collection soon
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Looks great Jim. I've never had much success with doing compound cuts
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Another nice cutting there Edward