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Theresa is really busy working 3 jobs which gives her almost no time off for woodworking. i am going on vacation on Sunday for 2 weeks and Theresa and my other daughter will be ding the craft show while I am gone. I hope she gets more time on her post office job so she does not have to work 3 jobs and can get back to her wood working again.. I will tell her you asked about her Dick heppnerguy

Del. I have to chime in too and say that i am very impressed with this wonderful box. I am sure it will be in big demand once others see this. Dick heppnerguy

I have another suggestion about the pattern coming loose from the wood while you are cutting. I believe that you are probably using a good enough glue. I also believe you are using enough glue, as it takes very little to set up Ok. so my suggestion is......even if the wood you are putting the pattern is a sanded board, re-sand it with an electric sander,( if you have one), then wipe it clean of sanding dust followed by checking the cleanliness with the palm of your hand. If no dust is then present, place the sprayed pattern on the wood. rub your hand over the pattern you just placed on the wood to be sure it is flat on the wood with no air holes between the pattern and the wood. that should do it. I discovered this method after I too experienced your problem and I have not experienced again, since I have started do the above. I hope this might help you Dick heppnerguy

Your ornaments are very attractive and priced to sell. I can not imagine they will not all sell once someone sees them. Dick heppnerguy

I have been wanting to cut this one for a long time and never had the guts to give it a try. After I got it cut out and was sanding off some of the fuzzies, a piece broke off and i could not find it. Other than that, I was basically pleased with the results. If I were going to cut it again, I would enlarge he pattern as there were quite a few pretty delicate areas that would be made a little easier to cut if the pattern were larger. I want to take a moment and thank Paul,(Scrappile) for giving me this wood I used for this project and for the inspiration he gave me as I viewed his amazing projects that he has cut. I used the 3/0 spiral on this one. I still do not care for all the work the spirals leave you with in regards to a the cleaning up of fuzzies but it is what it is. Dick heppnerguy

That a boy.. Get out there fight the elements as the customers are getting excited about the delivery of their pieces they ordered.. Don't want to mess with the customers or else Kevin might start making theri pieces Dick heppnerguy

Well Roly, I went on you tube and found out how to move the keyboard out of the waysothatwillneverhappenagain. Dick heppnerguy

a very cute pattern... you ended up with a really fun piece.. It is no wonder you are a wood shop teacher Dick heppnerguy

I saw this pattern yesterday and really liked it. You obviously did also. Glad you cut it.. I sill have it on my To Do List. I like the way yours turned out. It is a simple and easy pattern but it is also a really fun one.. Thanks for posting yours Dick heppnerguy

The colorization makes this one pop. You did a nice job cutting and painting. I agree with what Len said and your painting the white name really helped Dick heppnerguy

these pieces should catch some eyes.. I know they would here. Everyone has horses in our area. They love the horses and cowboy/ cowgirl things Dick heppnerguy

nice assortment of items and they all look really good, Thanks for posting. I will be looking forward to seeing what comes next out of your shop Dick heppnerguy

Great projects, Frank, You are quite skilled with all those joints.. I am still fumbling around trying to get the 45 and 22 1/2 cuts to come out as you are able to do... Maybe some day I will figure it out.. I love your pieces.. Dick heppnerguy

Glad to see you cutting the coins again, Randy.. I almost bought some metal blades with my last order on Friday but changed my mind... I do have a couple of half dollars saved for when I get the guts to give this a try Dick heppnerguy

Good job on your project.. they all look great... fun to discover you are able to do this, isn't it? It was for me Dick heppnerguy

The fact that you live in Illinois wouldn't have any influence as to whom you were voting to win the series, would it? Hey, i am way out in Oregon, and i was pulling for them too. The odds were against them after the fourth game, but they came through like the champions they are.. Nice plaque.. Don't let the weather ruin it. Way to go, Dan Dick heppnerguy

Nice job cutting these...I bet these are going to be Christmas gifts this year...They should be well received and treasured Dick heppnerguy

Here you go Kris... this will help you a lot. this is a very good 4 part video and after watching it, I can not imagine that anyone would not be able to replace the bearings in the DeWalt Dick heppnerguy

I found the What font is not useful if you are frying to find the font from an image. Would be very helpful if it did Dick heppnerguy

Some also use air brushes. I have colored with food colors too. Some have worked out ok and s one not so good. Probably ,for me, because I am nor very artistic but fun to try Dick heppnerguy

Thanks Dan, for this great tip. i am on my way to add oh the extension.. Dick heppnerguy

Valerie, Reading your post brings back a memory that I have about loosing our granddaughter to an accident at the beach. It has been the most difficult loss our family has had to go through and even after 15 years, it still is hard. Things will eventually get a little better but never goes completely away. But then, we never wish for the memory of all the wonderful times we had with our granddaughter to ever be gone completely. I can not express the sadness I personally feel from your losses. I think the scroll saw will help you some and keeping busy doing things that please you and others it truly a blessing. I want to welcome you to The Village. I live in Eastern Oregon but grew up in the Portland area. Travis, the person who owns and runs this sight, also lives near you in Vancouver. Travis has posted many great videos on pattern making and other things. I hope you take the time to explore as much here as you can find the time to do. Also I believe it is important for you to log on here, often because you will soon find that the people on this sight are extremely friendly and supportive and if you long on and post comments on other's post, you will quickly feel right at home and before you know it, you will have many new friends, from all over the world that you will soon feel you have known all your life.. Good luck as you explore the world of scrolling. If you have any questions about anything to do with your new hobby, do not hesitate to ask on the forum and you will find the results of such will amaze you. Dick heppnerguy

All my suggestions are already covered... fun and useful little piece Dick heppnerguy

I had this same problem myself and these same answers came to me. I think any of the above should solve your problem. Give the glues of choice more time and see if that helps Dick heppnerguy

A big welcome to you, Peter, from the West Coast. Oregon , to be exact. Glad you have decided to join up with us. Feel free to explore everything you like here. There are a lot of things to read and do. Mainly, we would like you to become a regular member by logging in often and posting replies to others posts. Then posting some of your own comments and photos of some of your work. This is not a competition thing here, just a bunch of really friendly and fun people, sharing what they do and answering each other's questions Dick heppnerguy