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I would like your opinion on this idea
jrpeteo replied to heppnerguy's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I think they're awesome, and will do well. I'm assuming you will advertise an example on your Facebook page, and make only what is ordered. Pete -
Very nice, I like the texture. Is the ball inflated properly (12.5 - 13.5 pounds per square inch)? LOL Pete
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Very nice job on the pattern and cut, you've learned well. Pete
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I have a mason jar with the 50/50 mix, I dump it into one of those disposable foil pans like you might cook a turkey in. Add fretwork, remove and shake off excess. When I'm done I just pour it back in the jar. Pete
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You may find something useful here: http://www.modularhose.com/ I doubled the length of hose on my old Craftsman. You can add/subtract as much hose as you like, heat it up a bit to work with it. Pete
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A house in Minnesota where they spend their winters? Are they nuts? Most people leave here for the winters... Don't sell yourself short, that is a beautiful piece, one of the best I've seen. Pete
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Nice job on the fellows as young men. Went to see them 20 years ago when they were in town. Pete
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I know many of you have cut these, here’s my reindeer herd. All will be given away to relatives and friends. The hardest part was putting in the nose and the tiny screw eye on top. Pete Reindeer pattern http://woodgears.ca/reindeer/scrollsaw.html Super tiny screw eyes http://www.craftparts.com/516-brass-plated-screw-eye-p-1981.html Small padded boxes http://www.nashvillewraps.com/jewelry-boxes/clear-lid-jewelry-boxes/sku-18t.html
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Awesome job on these difficult pieces! Dan, the first one is a Charles Dearing and the third one is a Mike Williams. Don't know the other two. Pete See them here. https://www.facebook.com/106837579432017/photos/a.128332073949234.24889.106837579432017/128335417282233/?type=3&theater http://www.mikesscrollsawpatterns.com/pattern.asp?id=177
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You do nice work Thomas! Pete
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Wow! A steady hand for sure. Very well done! Pete
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These are pretty cool, I will have to make an attempt at this.Thanks for showing. Pete
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You truly are amazingkevin... Pete
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I'm a fan, Sweet Baby James. Thanks for sharing your amazing talent once again. Pete
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Very well done sir. That's a lot of holes! Pete
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Well done Dan, that's a really nice order! Great design too. Pete
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Nice job Frank, no one that hasn't seen the pattern will know about the missing piece. Pete
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Well done, nice job on the inlay. Pete
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This might be it. Pete http://www.wildwooddesigns.com/Ferris-Wheel-Plan-P3143.aspx
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Spectacular piece! The straight lines of the harp strings, well done. Pete
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I could not decide, I like them both for different reasons.... Also "liked" your Facebook page, nice job! Pete
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Well done. Interesting items there, never heard of a bee house before. Now I have! Pete
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Nice job with the spirals! I'm assuming you used spirals and flat blades both. Once you get over the fear and gain some confidence, you will wonder why you didn't try spirals sooner. There are many applications where they just work better! Pete
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Thanks for the kind comments guys & gal. I probably worked on this thing for 20 hours over a couple weeks, from pattern inception to framing. Thanks again Dan for the portrait patterns I used in this piece! Pete
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Well done Kevin, you are a master! Pete
