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Ron Johnson

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  1. Excellent Scott and beautiful.
  2. Awesome Nathan. Very beautiful.
  3. Very well done Jerry of a fine pattern.
  4. Very fine cutting of all three items Bobby. I notice you darken your inside cuts which does add more depth. Well done.
  5. Terrific cutting of the Duke Larry. Like both frames and my first choice is the oak frame. Like that you added Duke to the bottom.
  6. Beautiful Easter cart Helmut. Well done.
  7. Terrific and nicely framed Dan.
  8. Live, Laugh, Love. Can't agree more. Very beautiful and nicely done Kurt.
  9. Yes, white oak and walnut is a great combo. Very nicely done Dave.
  10. Fabulous Kevin. Very, very well done.
  11. Awesome Rick. Now you need to produce one of your beautiful dog. Whether it be intarsia or a fretwork portrait. You'll be glad you had.
  12. I always wear a dust mask. It's a ½ mask, single filter in front purchased many years ago. Very comfortable with no fogging. Sad part it's no longer available. So I treat it with special care and have a supply of replacement filters to hopefully last a few more years.
  13. Very well done. Mike.
  14. Very well done Alexey and nicely finished.
  15. A very beautifi photo turned into a creative puzzle of art. Well done Alexey.
  16. Excellent cutting Richard on two fine patterns.
  17. Very well done Monti.
  18. Yes, Awesome Nathan.
  19. Welcome JY. If your saw accepts both plain and pin end blades I would suggest plain over pin. Most common sizes being #3, #5, and #7 double tooth is a decent start. Popular brands being Olson and Flying Dutchman. Read your manual and search net for endless information. Other than that practice cutting woods such as plywood or any hardwood ¼", ½" or ¾" for starters. Most important wear a good quality dust mask to protect your lungs. Happy scrolling.
  20. Very beautiful cradles Ike and excellent cutting.
  21. Very nice Kevin.
  22. Well done Kevin. Now apply some paint and make it pop ... Lol
  23. I agree Kevin. Well done.
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