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Scrappile

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  1. Great cutting!
  2. Nice clean cutting, you are on your way now!
  3. Glad to have you. Also for lot of great patterns, check out https://www.stevedgood.com/catalog/index.php. Hundreds of patterns all free. Subscribe and you will get one or more new free patterns almost every day.
  4. @Hudson River Rick The pattern is from scrollsawartist.com. "Nativity sceen #3". It is a Sue Mey pattern
  5. My Christmas cards for the immediate family are almost complete. I have to get some cardstock to glue to the back of each with a Christmas greeting, I am hoping my wife will write. No one could read my writing.
  6. Been watching the "Viking" series also? Nice cutting on the piece.
  7. Well worth your effort! They are very nice. I love segmentation,, it is my poor man's intarsia.
  8. Those are really nice. I am thinking I will have to steal your idea and make a couple. They would make great stocking stuffers.
  9. What Kevin wrote works for me. And, patience and not forcing the cut helps, me and is something I have to work at doing. If, you can and have a long curve or straight line, switch to a bigger blade, easier to control, as long a wider kurf will not hurt.
  10. Great to read it is solved. I ran my excalibur in a stand I made from an old kitchen cabinet. It was bolted to the stand but it worked great for me for several years. The person the purchased the saw from me took the stand I made and as far as I know that is what he is using. So, if it were me I would bolt it to the bench and see how it performs before sinking money into a stand. For my Seyco, I did purchase the stand because the saw is integrated into it.
  11. I am thankful for my family that are so patient and helpful now that we are old and need their support.
  12. My Lab (Ali) loves me as long as I throw the ball, but he would leave me in a minute if someone else threw it for him!
  13. Are you located in the USA? If so, maybe get a refund and order from Artcrafters in Tennessee. He is a pegas dealer, a member here and knows and uses a Pegas saw. AND very good to deal with. You should not have to adjust or fix one of those or other new saws.
  14. Welcome to the forum. I will let the people who have that type of saw give input on your problem. I have had two of that type, older Excalibur and a Seyco. But that was quite a few years ago. So I do not want to mislead you. As I recall you rotate the motor to adjust for vibration. But be patient, an owner of that type saw should speak up.
  15. I love them all. Like @don in brooklin on I have a couple of PHD intarsia pieces. They have been idle for a couple of years! I hope I still have all the pieces. I love cutting out the pieces, but the sanding seems to be where I get stuck!
  16. Beautiful Frank! Frank, although I very rarely do intarsia but I really appreciate your generosity in sharing your patterns. I have collected many of them, both intarsia and the non-intarsia ones, just because I have been thinking of doing some intarsia.
  17. You have made 9 of those! I have made one set and you are correct, assembly is the most difficult part.
  18. Masterful scrolling! Beautiful picture!
  19. Another very nice cutting.
  20. Just so you have no problem finding the website it is Ocooch Hardwoods.... https://ocoochhardwoods.com
  21. Could be Baltic Birch, there are different grades of BB and I am finding it very hard to obtain the best grades anymore.
  22. Welcome to the village. Looking forward to see your marquetry.
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