LarB
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Nice one, she'll treasure this forever!
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Great job!! oh wow, I am thrilled for you, this is going to be an awesome achievement. You've certainly got the art of bringing a tree to life, if I was a tree I'd go out with it Congrats man!
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Brilliant!!
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Oh yeah ... adds a whole new meaning to 'tight lines'!! Awesome cutting, well done!
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Super cutting, well done Sir - hang it up with pride!!
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Now that is a true fisherman's line (pardon the pun)!! super sharp cutting too, well done!
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You make it look soooo easy ... perfect curves!!! Great idea too and very original, well done!
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Nice work 'Machine' ... do you ever sleep?!!
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Nice work...certainly brings class to the gazebo, well done!!
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That's brilliant!!! Love your work!
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Hey Fishman ... I can sympathise with your frustration, I was having the same difficulty and also with very thin ply splintering. One of the suggestions was to minimise blade movement by way of reducing the blade slot - technically it was described as a zero clearance insert. There are a number of different ways, but the simplest and most cost effective way I found was to tape an old business card across the area and poke a hole through the centre with the blade (probably not conventional but it worked for me!) I'm not as experienced as a lot of the guys but I hope this suggestion helps ease the pain. There is a bit more info on the 'plywood tearout' thread (pg 4). Although I'm not familiar with the Craftsman 16" perhaps check the blade you are using is suitable for the thickness of timber. Please don't give up on scrolling...you do wonderful work and there is always a solution. Cheers L
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Yep, knew you were a machine
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Awesome cutting!!
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Super work, you've captured the ele's really nicely!! Your project is going to look stunning with the giraffes and tree (baobab or acacia bush?!!) ... perhaps a subtle cloud outline for the background? just my 2c worth - but man this is going to look amazing can't wait to see the finished project. Well done!!
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Congrats on selling and making the move. Special times ahead for you and your family! Treasure them, take heaps of photos and safe travels. May your awesome scrollsaw work travel well and the road rise to meet you ... and the rest!! Cheers Lorie
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Nice touch ... tight lines
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Oh how I envy your steady hand great work! (I'd be petrified in case I sneezed!!)
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That's some precision cutting ... your own pattern is outstanding work. Well done!!
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Yep ... you're a machine :-D Great work mate!
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for serious dust collection on your scroll saw!
LarB replied to Multifasited's topic in Bragging Rights
Great idea and very innovative!! DW has a valid point... By the way, that eagle on the wall is awesome!! -
That brought such a smile to my face ... I haven't seen on of those for yonks!!! Thanks for sharing, great idea and go for it :-)
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You're a machine!!! Nice work my eyes would be squonk if I did all that in a day!!
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Jolly well done :-)
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Bravo!!!
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Congrats, they look great and good on you for taking the initiative!!
