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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. 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
  5. 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
  6. 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
  7. Thank you Spirithorse, I knew somebody here would know the patternmaker. Dennis
  8. 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
  9. Thanks for the compliments. Dennis
  10. Here is the same cutting in birch, backer while cutting. Dennis
  11. Just cut one. Did have to glue one piece back. Dennis
  12. I cut this for a friend who collects steam engines. Steam Roller pattern by Charles Deering. 1/8 Baltic birch plywood, 8 1/2 x 11. Thanks for looking. Dennis
  13. Thanks for all the positive comments. Dennis
  14. Trapper or Mountain Man, pattern by The Wooden Wizard (John Hall). 11 x 14 x 1/4 Oak plywood with a painted backer. Cut on a DeWalt 788 using FD 3/0 new spiral blades. Thanks for looking. Dennis
  15. Trade top with bottom clamp, trade thumb screw with the set screw. Set screw will usually grip in worn out threads. Dennis
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