Bendita
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Yes Ron 1 more round then 3 hexagons for the one screen
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Its actually the pattern that bites the dust meaning its done.
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Perfect reflection of yourself nice cut and a great pattern.
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Beautiful work Dick, I love them both, they should keep you in the good books for a while and buy you some shop time to boot.
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Cool I like the idea just something different great job
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So happy for you I took delivery of my own Big Yellow Saw an January and haven't stopped cutting since good luck with hope you'll enjoy it as much as I enjoy mine
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I guess what it all boils down to is whether you'll duplicate your piece or not is if your in it for the money side line or otherwise or is it a hobby, for me its a hobby and the pieces I have at home are not for sale so people don't ask but I do make some pieces for sale to recoup my expenses those I may duplicate but it better be worth my while or I won't do it. Here in Mexico people don't see this scroll saw art so they are quite eager to snatch up what ever they can find. I have sold out on several markets in the city so my pieces do sell.
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Muy bien Fransisco me gusta mucho me amigo
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I love the change the first background was to dark and ate up your humming bird and the flower was wrong the change is 100% correct
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Really cool pattern I think you may have found our new style of pattern no more deer or bears or horses but action patterns I love it Keep up the good work Onder
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Look at those broken ones like designer kindling it will make you feel much better its not quantity but quality and the enjoyment of doing something you love, you could be sitting and watching TV Forget about age Kevin and enjoy what we have, Many people don't make it this far
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Yup I rarely even stack cut anything I just like the original .
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Great job I'm sure she'll love it
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Dick where most people fail to tackle a pattern like this is they see a complicated mess of lines, its true its intimidating until you break it down. I say look at the picture really look at it not the big picture but break it down to each cut, you'll see its just a whole bunch of little cuts. Patients and time are the only requirements you all ready have the skill.
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Hi Julie welcome to the village just a word of caution if there is anything that needs doing do it now before you unpack that new scroll saw, there just won't be much time for it after you unpack that baby. I've been scrolling since I was 8 started out with a coping saw then once I mastered that many years later I purchased my first electric saw and the rest is history. Were sure looking forward to seeing your first master pieces good luck.
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Thanks everyone for your kind words about my sick form of scrolling I love it the smaller the better I have a very large designer kindling Box as you can well imagine.
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So if you screw in your bottom set screw a bit more putting your blade of square but then do the same with the top set screw that should give your thumb screw a new rest point and thus new threads, just a thought.
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Welcome Perk to the village a friendly place to hang out, where people understand the addiction of scroll sawing and can freely discuss its results. I've been here just over a month and already feel welcome. People are friendly and willing to help at anytime you run into problems. Hope to see some of your works here soon.
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Great job I like the old pictures best the wood and black really set them off nicely thanks for sharing it with the group.
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HAHA your hooked now congratulations on a nice piece and a sell way to go.
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Thanks to all my friends here in the village Who came to my aid when my saw no longer was cutting straight lines, I'm happy to report that it is back to normal cutting as straight as an arrow and this was the problem
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Great work there is nothing wrong with plywood when you apply yourself It takes a bit more work as there are grains in different directions in each layer but with a bit of imagination and elbow grease you can make some wonderful pieces with plywood Great job keep it up and hope to see more soon
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Great job Danny ones you get started you'l find things everywhere that you can cut keep it up I love what I'm seeing
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Fantastic work and choices of wood nice job thanks for sharing
