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Scrollsaw Association of the World stuff
Scrappile replied to crupiea's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I think scrollers cafe (scrollerscafe.com) is a very nice group. LumberJock, not just scroll saw but good for all wood working. These are just other forums... -
Scrollsaw Association of the World stuff
Scrappile replied to crupiea's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I agree, I have looked at it off and on over the years and it seem like it has always struggled. I don't bother looking anymore, because I figure how could it be any better than right here in The Village? -
Always look forward to your posts of new projects. You never disappoint. Great job,,, again.
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Same here on both my Seyco and Hegner.... I never worried about it... Keep scrolling.
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@Rob, I do love that sign! Almost tempted to scroll it!
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@John B, I guess because I live in a dusty part of our country, my first thought was the same as you wife's! I bet he did that all with a hand saw also,,,, . Pretty amazing. When did he have time to write poems? May scrolling made him a poet, I do a lot of thinking while I scroll, coarse none of my thinking produces anything....
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Is this an April Fools joke??? Never heard of that before. I mean even if it works, who get up one day and says, "I have to get rust off this equipment, I think I will see if molasses will remove it"? I know of using vinegar, it is great for many things.
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My mom would have love the "Thou shall not try me" "mom 24:7!! She raised 3 boys, all but one was ornery.... love the signs,,,, great cutting.
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Beautiful crosses!
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Dang, some really neat stuff here. I don't have much in the line of critters. I have made my grandson a couple wood trucks, not critters. I did make him this dragon, he likes dragons. It is called the Time Keeper or something and was suppose to hold a clock, but for some reason I pictured him holding a crystal ball.
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I have cigar boxes under both of my saws. I have dust collecting so there is very little dust, but I do throw the small cutout scrap pieces it them as I go just to help keep them off the floor. Got to do something with all the cigar boxes I collected when I was in the cigar box guitar making phase of my life.
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would it be easier to ,, no never mind, I talked myself out of it wasn't,, a good idea;
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I think the best reason for the "tabs" in a "hole" method is shipping and storage. For example, I have made 2 different schwibbogens. One glued together one held together with tabs. The tabbed one I can take apart and store easily in a thin box. The glued on, I haven't figured out yet how the heck I will store it!
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Welcome, glad to have you join us. Looks like you know your way around the shop, look forward to seeing more of your work.
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Charles moved on to other things. At least for now. You can get some of his patterns from Bear Woods https://www.bearwood.com/scroll-saw-patterns-free-for-sale.html
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Welcome to the Village, Ed. Look forward to getting to know you.
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Cool!
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Sorry to read about her illness. She will be in my thoughts and prayers. I have been to their site many time, have never purchased from them because I had to call and I always end up ordering on the internet. Sad, I complain no one talks to anyone anymore,,, and then I am just as bad, would rather use my fingers than my mouth...
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Thanks, Ralph. that is a good place for it, but I could not do that,,,, I would have to get my wife to let me move some of her quilting "stuff"!! Can't remember the last time I ate at the dinning room table,,,,,, Oh well, I don't mind. Keeps her out of my work shop!
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What do you call those old engines in Australia? I think they are referred to as "Hit and Miss" engines in my part of the world. I love to watch and listen to them. Pretty neat.
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Certainly did a great job. Your daughter will cherish it.
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Welcome to the village, you will enjoy it here, I am sure. If you do a search on Delta, I am sure you will get several hits. I was just discussed a couple weeks ago and has been several other time in the past.
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I am such an odd ball. The only thing I have ever read that was a little negative about the Ridgid, is you can over tighten the screw the holds the spindles on and that can be a problem, everyone seems to love the thing. I purchased one based on all the good I read about it. Well I'm not a fan, wished I had just got a oscillating drums sander that took up a little less space. I find the belt sander part pretty much useless for me. I do use it once in a while if I am working with small blocks of wood. But I just don't do that often. Any thing beyond a few inches I like a bigger belt sander and the bigger belt sander will to the small stuff just as easy. If I ever get back to making toys and models, I may use it more.
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I keep coming back and look at you and Dick's clocks. I have always wanted to make a detail fret clock, but a lot of them have a big problem,,, they are big! I haven't been able to figure out what I would do with one after I got it completed. This one looks manageable. Can you give me the measurements of it completed?
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Yep, pictures,,,,,, if they don't appear, it is a late April Fools .....
