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  1. Scrappile
    Great job Kevin. I have that pattern to make Christmas plaques for my wife's little quilting club. They will not be that big though.
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    I'm don inlay expert but I do know you can find small drill bits on the internet at about any of the sites that sell scroll saw blades. i.e. Wooden Teddy bear, Mike's Workshop... There are two tutorials on this site about inlay work that were posted in the last few weeks. Nice looking clock
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    Randy not only does your finished products amaze me, but also how fast you are able to cut them. I would still be working in the first "A"! That is very beautiful.
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    Very well done!
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    Turned out nice and you didn't just cut off the lettering, you took "artistic liberty" with the design. Yep, letters are much harder than one would think. I didn't do any until I was about 2 years into scrolling. I was surprised how quickly they humbled me.
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    That is really nice. Great piece of wood also.
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    I agree with Scott. That would drive me crazy---er.
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    That is really nice, Dan. I like the pendulum with the clock. I also really like how you did the base. I thought I had come up with something new with the glass ball but then on Pinterest other day I saw three versions of it done by a guy. One had the clock like the plans call for. One had the dragon holding a ball like I did (his was even amber like mine) and one was holding an amber ball and a clock was inserted in the first curl of the tail. He was there before me... I really need to finish mine.
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    Owl

    Scrappile replied to Aggie's topic in Bragging Rights

    You did a fine job on that one.
  10. Scrappile
    Me too!
  11. Scrappile
    got any pictures?
  12. Scrappile
    https://www.amazon.com/128-Compound-Scroll-Saw-Patterns/dp/1565231392/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1495047326&sr=1-1&keywords=128+compound+scroll+saw+patterns
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    I like it. I like Montana, least the parts I have been to.
  14. Scrappile
    It is described in the manual. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN IT!
  15. Scrappile
    Started in 2015, completed today. I started this got it cut out, did lots of sanding and them put it in a cardboard box and set it on the "Unfinished" shelf. Last week Heppnerguy and his wife came to visit. He brought me a box of nice veneers. Some were Mahogany, just perfect for lining the "Five Dragon Box". Last weekend I glued the box together, today I lined it with the veneer (thanks so much Dick). The box is approximately 17"L x 6"W x 7"T. The pattern came from "finescrollsaw.com" a place of beautiful patterns and great friendly service.
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    Another beautiful picture Kris. Yours are always something I look forward to seeing.
  17. Scrappile
    2-3 hour drive! That is jut a nice road trip.
  18. Scrappile
    Holy cow! The talent on this site never ceases to amaze me. That is beautiful! Congratulations to both of you. There must be a very happy Mother.
  19. Scrappile
    Nay, Roly M-a-h-o-n-g-a-n-y. Now watch me be embarrassed!
  20. Scrappile
    Denny, you always produce a cut above. Very nice houses.
  21. Scrappile
    Really nice work, Steve. Looks so good. And you are very brave, competing with Dave..... I know better.
  22. Scrappile
    I love your dream catchers. Very well done. Thank you for sharing.
  23. Scrappile
    You really did a nice job on that. Great craftsmanship and great thinking.
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    Never thought of that. Good idea, it needs maintenance like any bearing I guess. Also remember, what goes up, can come down. I say this because I had a couple time where I raised mine started to move my piece of wood and the arm came down. It never hurt anything other than give me a scare, but I have been afraid it might happen and break a fragile piece of fret work. So I had a block of wood with a handle on it, left over from my days with a DeWalt saw and I always just slipped it under the arm just to be safe when working on fragile items.
  25. Scrappile
    Yep either Sapele or Mahogany. They are very similar. There are several species of Mahogany. But they all look pretty much the same. Semper Fi
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