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WOW! @Dave Monk, that is absolutely beautiful! You out did the AI version.
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Have you tried it without the footswitch? Just a thought. If it has brushes and they wear out, it is an easy fix, if you can get replacement brushes.
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That is a great picture. Well done.
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Very well Done!
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Very nice!
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I agree. I love to give things I make away. The only way I can get rid of them. But making military emblems and giving them to veterans I meet is the best for me.
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Looks like the end result is great. Maybe need to use s a bigger blade for that thick of wood?
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For longevity, little required maintenance, Easy to fix if it was ever necessary, it is Hegner all the way. But, Dave Monk is correct, bottom feed only and quite a change from a DeWalt. I went from DeWalt, to Excallibur, to Seyco, then Hegner, then added a Hawk. I take Hegner over all of them. But it is a change. A change worth making, in my opinion.
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A person can never have enough gnomes! All are very cute.
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My grandson, visiting, wanted to try scrolling. He did not start out simple. He picked the project. Five layers. I showed him how to put in the blade and tension it. How to put the patterns on, and that was about all I did. I think he did an awesome job! Imagine how he will do with some more practice.
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Very nice!
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I'm thinking a chess set, maybe.
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I just received a order of 2x2x12 black and white Lima wood from Ocooch Woods. The white Limba was on sale. Look at how beautiful some of it is, has real curl in it.
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I do it quite often with BB. I now put the thickest on the bottom because the BB I get any more is pretty poor quality. I'm afraid that with the chip out I get, if I put the thinnest on the bottom, I will lose some of the smaller pieces. The most I will stack is up it 1/2" total. Just me..
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Glad to have you join us. Jump in and start scrolling.
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https://www.finescrollsaw.com/dragons-table-lamp.htm
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Very well done. I agree with your daughter. I prefer the stained one, but it is just a personal opinion. I could not explain why I do, but I do. Very well cut.
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Yes, cut the pieces out, paint them, and put them back
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I finally finished something. This is a pattern by Elana Show, from Etsy. It is supposed to be a layered project, but that takes more wood then I want to use. So I did it as a segmentation piece. One of my favorite kinds of scrolling projects. 1/4" BB. Around 16.5" x 14".
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Very well done.
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Pretty darn cute, for sure!
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Great scrolling!
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Ya, Don, I remember you and so glad you are back. Glad you are feeling better. Hope we do ont lose you to the lazer side!
