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scratcho

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  • First Name:
    Dennis
  • Location:
    Strongsville, Ohio USA
  • Scroll Saw:
    DW788, Hawk, Scrollmaster
  • Project Types:
    Portraits, Fretwork
  • Interests:
    Vintage Motorcycles and Motorscooters. Woodcarving, Flea markets.

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  1. Welcome back Paul. Dennis
  2. I bought a 20 inch model scrollmaster as a back up saw a few years ago. If you look closely at the tag it says Made in Taiwan. It appears that they had no blower system as mine came with a aquarium pump. Drawbacks are all tensioning is done by knob in the back, tooled blade change, and single speed. Parts look like they will exchange with a single speed Hawk, but I never tried. I paid $60 for mine in like new condition.
  3. Pattern by Neptun. 8 1/2 x 11 Baltic birch plywood with a painted Masonite backer. Cut on a DW788 using FD3/0 New spiral blades. Thanks to Neptun for the pattern. I hope you like it. Dennis.
  4. OOPS S is next
  5. Hans; Andy Dean has one. It is listed as a 1957 Nomad, but it is a 4 door wagon. You can see it on The Wooden Teddy bear`s site. Dennis
  6. Sully: Watch out getting that pallet wood. Snakes like to hide in them.
  7. Happy Birthday Katie!!!!!
  8. Happy Birthday Buddy. Dennis
  9. Marg; It is an old pattern from one of the magazines. About 10-15 years ago Shelli Robinson was a regular pattern contributor. I have been going through some old patterns. Dennis
  10. Daytona Dock; pattern by Shelli Robinson. 1/8" 8 1/2 x 11 birch plywood with a painted backer. Cut on a DW788 using FD NS 3/0 blades. Thanks for looking. Dennis
  11. Here is another Stream Engine pattern by Charles Dearing. 1/8 birch ply 8 1/2 x 11. This one is a British Showman`s engine, much fancier than the normal threshers and work engines. They were used to operate carnivals and circuses. There is a large generator up front and they could run rides off of the belt pulley. these engines were usually painted bright colors with lots of polished brass. I hope you like it. Dennis
  12. Thank you Spirithorse, I knew somebody here would know the patternmaker. Dennis
  13. Guitar Player. 11 x 14 oak plywood with a painted Masonite backer. This pattern is from an old scroll saw magazine. I saved the pattern but not the magazine. There isn`t any designer signature on the pattern. I know I have seen this pattern for sale in a catalog, but I couldn`t find it in The Wooden Teddy Bear. If anyone knows who designed it, let me know so I can give credit. Thanks; Dennis
  14. Groan.
  15. Thanks for the compliments. Dennis
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