Bendita
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We are our own worst critiques aren't we? I think its a very acceptable piece to a customer and worthy of your Guinness. So go for it Paul you did well my friend.
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Great job Mitko as you get more comfortable you'll pump these out 4 per hour but for now just take your time learn your twist and turns. As they say at Speedy's first you get good, then you get fast. Keep it up and keep posting those pictures Mitko we love to see them. .../Hans
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I take the cut out to them and tell them to make it a hair smaller, They know how to measure an oval from that
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You've started something "Amazing Kevin"
Bendita replied to Phantom Scroller's topic in Bragging Rights
Need Idea conversation starter for sure, looks great on anyone's desk thanks for sharing. -
It all looks great best of luck to you although it doesn't look like you require any luck to sell these pieces
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Nevermind thanks I googled it
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What on earth is Travertine Jim?
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You'll do well just stick with it, your on the right road as your pieces look great.
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Thanks guys I never thought of formica But of course its a great option Now I'll have to hunt down formica as I've never seen it here. they use rock and tiles here for the counters. I'll keep you posted so spray on glue will hold it in place that's interesting to know. Well I'm glad I asked, even Master scrollers don't know everything. .../Hans
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I heard someone mention about getting their saw table teflon coated I was curious how that turned out and if it is expensive my DW788 is only 8 moths old but exactly where my hands and fore arms rest on the table there is 2 rust spots starting to form, I wax my table weekly but the sweat is just burning through it. Any other thoughts? I've even thought of having it chromed if that would work. At the rate it is going I maybe looking at a new table within the next year for sure.
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I'm in the middle of a huge paint project and I hate painting but I do respect the paint sprayers a lot, this project however is all hand painted with a artist brush like 1/2" size and some smaller. i HATE painting
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Absolute a gorgeous piece very well done
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great work Kevin busy busy busy, keep selling those pieces you'll make a living.
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Your very welcome Dick Look forward to see your pictures. .../Hans
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I could almost be persuaded to give this a whirl although material is hard to find here and I don't think plywood would be suitable with the high humidity here.
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Welcome to the village, show us what you been up to in 4 years of scrolling we love to share pictures here.
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sorry its the top left Dick here's the link http://www.finescrollsaw.com/victorian-bridge.htm
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front page bottom left Dick http://www.finescrollsaw.com/order.htm
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Hello Rob welcome to the village although cutting coins sounds interesting I'm more into cutting cost then coins but to each his own. Just kidding of course, I've seen some beautiful pieces cut out of coins and I'm sure once you line up your blade sources etc you'll do great work. Don't forget to keep us posted and to post some pictures as well, good luck and again welcome. .../Hans
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Thank you everyone for your positive comments and compliments I truly appreciate them. .../Hans
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translated for you Carl Wow !! Excellent work, looks wonderful, a work of art, thanks for sharing.
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Thanks Dick the pattern is from finescrollsaw.com Dick they have some nice stuff this one is actually easier then the Eiffel tower as there is a lot less cutting, when you study it you'll see there is a lot of stack cutting ,there are 5 stacks of 4 and 4 stacks of 2 and that's it so not to bad but a fun project.
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I was looking at that yesterday Doug, I've already read all those books besides they can go in a box and really don't need to be displayed. Yup today's project clean out the book shelf and turn it in to a display unit.
