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@rdatelle I could not find them on Shelia Landry's site but found some on Sue Mey's site. I was hoping to see something about how it is done And there you go, answered before I got through asking!
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I say those are really first-rate. Never have seen ones made with a scroll saw before. I'm anxious to know how well they sell. Great job!
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I like that clock, the "Tolkien" is a great addition.
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It has a 1/4" shaft, so it would fit in that chuck.
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No, Mine is mounted on my wood lathe. I want to mount it on a slow speed grinder I have, but it is too fast for me. Some day I want to set it up to stacked pulleys so I have some control of the speed. Got the parts, just have not taken the time.
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Denny, yours must be about as old is mine. That is around what I paid, Now they are over $60!
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If you get the few bugs worked out, it looks like a real winner. In fact, had I not read your message, It would have been a real winner as is. Like many things, people don't know the bobos if you don't mention them.
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I really like that.
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I have those, and they are good, but I prefer the Mac Mop. I have it mounted on my lathe and I use it mainly to remove the fuzzies off of the back of a scrolled, piece. It does a great job, wow they cost $20 more now than when I purchased the one I have. https://www.klingspor.com/shop/262644-mm630180178050-193045
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No, but I use a Mac Mop from Klingspor a lot, almost the same thing. I would not be without it. Looks like you can change it out to brushes. That would be great, I would think.
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When I do determine which way is up. I turn to my grinder and grind a point on the top end. Makes it easier to feed it up through the hole. Just my way.
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Okay, finishing is not, nor will it be, my thing. My eyes rolled back, I got dizzy, and I was as dumb about it as I always was! I guess I have to stick with spray on Deft as long as I can get it. After that?
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HA, that's cool!
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To me, finishes and finishing is the hardest part of woodworking, In all my years, I have never been comfortable with it or sure I was doing it correctly.
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Do not rely on it. My experience is some have, some do not, Sometimes it is at the top, sometimes not. I have it on my favorite blade, the Skip tooth in all these configurations, I run my finger up the blade to determine which way it should go up. Or maybe I am crazy.
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I love it!
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Very well done. I really like the wildlife scenes cut in live edge boards.
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Very cute little fellow. I did not know the "Elbows UP" thing; I had to look it up. Did not surprise me to see it was related to Hockey.
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Very beautiful work, Dave. I always look forward to seeing it posted.
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Four more Miniature Birdhouse Ornaments
Scrappile replied to Denny Knappen's topic in Bragging Rights
Denny, "The Bird Man of Tennessee"! I really like the multi-colored birds. I was just pondering the other night while wishing I could go back to sleep. What would a chess set look like if you use spectra ply for the pieces? Be kinda wild, I think. -
Welcome, but I have to say life aint fair. Been scrolling for probably 20 years and finally got a Hawk late last year. And it is a used one. You get one starting out. Glad to have you join us. Get at it, cut some wood.
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Found that the other day. Got two patterns of dogs to do. You did a very nice job.
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A Little Something for the Bottom Feeder
Scrappile replied to Scrappile's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Thanks, @BadBob. I just read your response about learning something new every day. You just taught me something I did not know. You would think that would punch right through the wood but it does not. -
A Little Something for the Bottom Feeder
Scrappile replied to Scrappile's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Interesting, I would not think they pack that much punch!
