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They look great! I can't wait to try making some bowls.
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Wishing the best to you and yours!
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An overview of the different woods
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I would like to make the Purdue one, except with my name LOL, I like trains, but football, not so much.. Great looking projects for sure, top notch display for any fans gone watching room.
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Clown Drop for Grandson - Competed
WigWag Workshop replied to WigWag Workshop's topic in Bragging Rights
Good Day Folks! I made a quick video of Aiden enjoying his new toy. Not sure how to embed the video, so I provided a link below https://youtu.be/EVDRn88wnmY -Steven -
Good Day Folks! Project Completed! I am going to make another one, that he can take home with him. I am going to add his name going down the board, and make a better clown on that one. It makes me smile, how much this simple toy makes him laugh. -Steven
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"I'm still your favorite right dad?" Awesome job on the toys, love the finish on them. -Steven
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Good Day Folks! Made this Steve Good Pattern for my Grandson, we painted it in his favorite colors. Please note that I am just starting up scrolling again, have not really made anything new in at least a year. I have 4 more projects lined up for my Grandson, including some cool toys.
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Outstanding work on the tow truck, I have this one on my list to make for my Grandson. -Steven
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Where did the dachshund pattern come from? The wife's sister has 5 of them, and this would make a great present.
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Hi Travis, here are the apps that I use on my Mac/iPad Affinity Designer - https://affinity.serif.com/en-gb/ - Mac $49.99 - 2015 Apple Design Award Winner iDraw - http://www.indeeo.com/idraw/ - Mac/iPad $24.99/$8.99 - This is the main tool I use on my Mac Pixelmator - http://www.pixelmator.com/mac/ - Mac/iPad $29.99 Other: Resizeit - http://nsek.net/SYW/software/english/resizeit/index.html - Free iResizer - https://www.iresizer.com Mac/Windows $9.99 FontBook - Built in Font viewer on the Mac -Steven
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Would be cool if it identified the species of wood using the iPhones camera.
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Yes, too bad the pyrography and woodcarving forums are still having issues - pyrography site ( Will not accept my password and the password reset never sends the reset email) - woodcarving (lets me log in, but when I try to view a picture, it says i'm banned) - I have emailed them several times, and have not gotten a reply, guess I won't be renewing my subscriptions to ANY of the Fox Chapel Publishing magazines. It's really a shame, in a time when publishers are losing subscribers left and right, that they don't have the time to respond to their customers. -Steven
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I only buy/get my plans directly from the source of the creator, that way I am sure they get the credit/money they so deserve. -Steven
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Hey Kevin, I would have been happy to send you a free data cable, but don't don't which one you need bud. -Steven
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I think I need more coffee, I read the subject line has House-Elvis Outstanding Cutting... -Steven
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saw decision done, now blades
WigWag Workshop replied to David Hall's topic in General Scroll Sawing
For everyday projects I use the ones below, from Mike's Workshop. I also use a dedicated blade for puzzles, and I just ordered some spiral blades. When I started, I purchased a dozen of just about every type in a #7, #5, and #3 form Mike till I finaly settled on the ones below. Flying Dutchman - Ultra Reverse - FD-UR No. 5 Flying Dutchman - Ultra Reverse - FD-UR No. 3 Flying Dutchman - Ultra Reverse - FD-UR No. 7 -Steven -
Getting run out of my shop daily
WigWag Workshop replied to heppnerguy's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I know i'm blessed, and I am thankful for having a Air Conditioned Workshop - I keep it at 70, just need to get a new Dehumidifier though, the hanging disposable ones are getting expensive. -Steven -
Great Scroll Work!!! Could you please share the Aiden pattern? That's my Grandsons name too, and I love what you did with the i in the name. I was thinking maybe I could incorporate a picture in the dot. -Steven
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Good Day Folks! Just wanted to share my recent experience with ordering from Kathy Wise. I ordered one of her Intarsia 101 kits, and it arrived in 2 days! I plan on doing a build video of the kit and also a review of what came in the kit, so I will be sure to share with everyone. -Steven
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For those that have Macs, try iResizer it's pretty simple to use. -Steven
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Good Day Folks! I just put in the order below a few weeks ago, and I am not having any issues with them. Flying Dutchman - Spiral Flat/End Scrollsaw Blades - FD-SP-FE No. 5 Flying Dutchman - Spiral Flat/End Scrollsaw Blades - FD-SP-FE No. 3 Flying Dutchman - Ultra Reverse - FD-UR No. 5 Flying Dutchman - New Spiral -FD-NS No. 3/0 -Steven
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Good Day Folks! Now that the Grandkid, is living close by, Pappy needs some idea's and even some links for some toys I can build for him. He just turned 3 years old, so the projects does not have to include, just scroll sawing. Thank You in Advance for your comments and suggestions, -Steven
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I go by feel, and use Johnson's Paste Wax when needed. I do a "deep" cleaning of all my cast-iron tool tops 2 times a year. Start with WD-40 to remove all the build up, then lightly go over surface with 0/0 steel wool, then apply the paste wax. BTW, I always thought cleaners/wax that contain silicon is a big no-no? -Steven
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Thank You All for the replies, I excited to try out some spiral blades. I am hoping, with a little practice I will be able to complete a fret-work project I been wanting to do. -Steven
