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  1. Jim Finn
    "what suggestions can you give for me to ensure that I'm producing what may be a demand for a profit? " What works at one sale may not work at another. Offering a variety of items is the best policy. See what sells and what doesn't.
  2. Jim Finn
    welcome. I sell almost year around but also build up my inventory for the fall sales. Good luck.
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    "......when I have taken the time to make a puzzle and some of the pieces don't slide up and down properly I end up throwing it away. I don't know if anyone else has this problem......" When I encounter this problem I find that if I change out the blade more often, the problem dissapears. Using only sharpest blades seems to help.
  4. Jim Finn
    Some locktite on the grub screw may help with that problem.
  5. Jim Finn

    hello

    Jim Finn replied to Yellow12's topic in Introductions

    HI Louis. Welcome. Tell us about your wood working activity
  6. Jim Finn
    I like this one. I need to try it.
  7. Jim Finn
    get the tension on the blade tight enough to hear a "ping" when plucked.
  8. Jim Finn
    I also spend a lot of time in my workshop thirty to forty hours a week. I make toys and trunks along with intarsia and inlay. I have loads of photos of projects I have made over the years. I have over 25 images in my gallery now.
  9. Jim Finn
    Examples of my intarsia attempts;
  10. Jim Finn
    If I knew how to insert an image of my intarsia I would. Too new here to know how to insert an image but I will study it and get back to you.
  11. Jim Finn
    Hello. I am Jim Finn and I live in Lubbock Texas. I have been scroll sawing about 3 years now. I have two Hegner Scroll saws. Polymax-3 (2009) and Multimax-3 (1986) I do not do any fret work (yet) but I do a lot of double bevel inlay work and some intarsia. I make and sell 8" x 12" cedar boxes with images inlayed into the lids. I also have used my scroll saw to make toys for toddlers. I am retired and spend about 35 hours a week in my wood working shop in my garage.
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