Sparkey
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Everything posted by Sparkey
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Never had to deal with Grizzly service but they have great tools. We have one of their table saws and an end mill at work.
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I'm just the opposite. I can cut straight with spiral and flat. I can't cut anything curved with a flat blade.
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I look at it like computer software. It's for one user. If you take it off your computer and are selling the original then it's legal. I would think it would be the same for patterns. If he is selling you the original and has no copies and you are the only user I would think it would be OK.
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Amazon has them. The price went up quite a bit but they have them.
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Great job on the pattern and the cut.
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I make my frames at work. They are just a normal frame thickness. I use a thin Plexiglas, 1/4" plywood and a 1/4"foam backer. It all just barely comes out flush with the back of the frame.
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Thank you everybody for all the kind words.
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I tried it through Firefox and I think it worked, thanks Kevin. This should be my page. I'm not trying to sell through the page yet but have family and friends that want to see what I cut so this page should work good for that also. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Rustys-scrollsaw-crafts/1395808827359948?ref=profile
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John I use nothing but spiral blades for fretwork. I have been using the new 3/0 spiral from Mike. I really like them, they are all I use now. I'm getting ready to order a gross.
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I deleted my page. I will post it again when it's the right page.
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Thanks Travis, I'll look into it.
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It says copyright scroller. That would be www.scrolleronline.com. That's where I bought it.
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Hopefully this is a better picture.
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My wife is going to help with the background. There will be 4 or 5 different colors. Thanks everybody.
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Never thought about moisture. Thanks for the tip Kevin. I have a lot of bare steel reloading dies that have been setting out for eight years and have no rust. Hopefully I will be fine with the blades. I will keep an eye on them.
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I would also recommend Mikes Workshop. I buy all my blades from Mike. Great service and fast. As far as type of blade that's a hard one. Some people like spirals and some like flat. When I'm cutting fretwork I pretty much only use the new FD 3/0 spirals. Very easy to control and they last pretty good. If I'm cutting 3/4" hardwood then I use a skip tooth flat blade. Tell us what you want to cut and we can hopefully give better advice. Welcome to The Village.
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I made this. It's nothing fancy but it works for me.
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My wife made a page for me last night. It's not much. https://www.facebook.com/rustyscrollsaw.creation
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It's 1/4" Maple plywood from Lowes.
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Finally finished the Virgin Mary. Between being too cold at times and weekday night are out because the mother in law goes to bed at 6:00 PM, a little here and there and it is cut. I still need to do the backing and frame. Sorry the picture isn't the best.
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I liked all of the pages. They all look good. I'm going to have to look into making my own page in the near future.
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They look like they could come in very handy. Not a bad price either. Thanks for sharing.
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Great job Roly. That is going to make some lucky little one very happy.
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Very clever, I like it.
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Start in the middle and work your way out. When cutting a new cut, cut the side closest to one already cut or you will make a weak spot that could break. I normally cut the small fine detailed stuff first and larger parts last.
