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Well done! Love the first box.
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Just as I remember. Excellent work.
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That Smile tells it all! It looks GREAT and it definitely made a little girl happy! The raccoon looks good too. Great Job here.
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Oak Leaf Door Topper - Not a piece of Oak in it
Wilson's Woodworking replied to tgiro's topic in Intarsia/Segmentation
WOW! That could top my door any day! Great job on that one. -
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I can't wait to see the progress on this one!
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I have been away for a while playing with my lathe. Had to stop making so much dust in the house and the lathe is out in a little shed. My scroll saw is in the basement. So till I get a garage with a warm room built onto the house I won't be doing much sawing. Here are a few pictures of some of the pens I have made and if I can I will throw in a bowl.
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Top Rate cutting! I may have to try one when I get a place to setup my saw again.
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It has happened Kevin.
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Glad to hear your high and dry Gator. Love seeing the pictures. Growing up on the ranch it brought back a lot of memories. Stay safe.
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When I seen the title I thought it was a joke but nope That is still Rolly just look at the size of the feet. :rofl:
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Wow!!!!!!!!!!! Looking at the pictures I figured it was around 20" tall. Great work as usual. :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:
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WOW I would hate to cut stainless with a scroll saw! That stuff is tough to machine without the proper feeds and speeds. Great Job Marge!!!!! :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:
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How much is a 1989 Hegner Polymax worth?
Wilson's Woodworking replied to Jonathan Shockley's topic in General Scroll Sawing
It is a good saw that you can still buy parts for. However it is only worth $200 to $250 at the most. I bought one a couple of years ago for $150 then had to put new bellows on it and purchased the quick change blade holder for the top and a couple extra blade holders for the bottom. It was a good saw and I made quite a few projects with it including fret work and intarsia before I traded it off. -
What happened to pictures or it never happened? I want to see this new toy!
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Razor sharp tools and proper rest location. Hang in there and you will get it.
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Sawmill in Northern Indiana
Wilson's Woodworking replied to Wilson's Woodworking's topic in Other Woodworks
Thank You Tomsteve!!!! There is a portable sawmill in Valparaiso Indiana that is right next door to Portage. :D :D -
I just purchased some 1/42" veneer. I wonder how well it would hold up for book marks?
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I can't think of the works so :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: will have to do! Great work.
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I have a couple of cherry trees in Portage Indiana that I need ran thru a sawmill. Does anyone on here know of a portable sawmill in that area that would travel to the sight I need these cut at?
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The clock is made out of red oak. The hand carved bowl is made of cherry and was hand carved by a friend of ours in Indiana.
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Here is a Steve good pattern I have had laying around cut for quite a while. Finally got it finished for my wife. As you can see it didn't take her long to set it a place of honor. That is right beside the hand carved cherry bowl that we received as a wedding present.
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Had another order for 2of these
Wilson's Woodworking replied to heppnerguy's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Great job on those two Dick! I really like the frames as well. Seagulls, What seagulls? No pictures it didn't happen. ;) -
If you can find another piece please post a picture of the bark. As Larry said that will be much easier to identify.
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I am looking forward to seeing in proses pictures.
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Great pattern and a wonderful job of cutting. That selection of wood really makes the whole project. I love the beauty marks and the way they worked into the picture. :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:
