Scrappile
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I wonder if Home Depot carries it again. I did a search at the Home Depot site, said it was available for free pick up at the local store, same day. Leads me to believe it is in the store. I will have to check next time I go there. Like you I bought several cans when I thought they were no longer going to carry it.
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Love it! very well done picture.
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Looks great, well except for the leg. Must be someway to fix it. All that beautiful wood... worth trying.
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Don't really care for that big of eyes, either.
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BLO/MS is what I have been using. But, looking at John' picture, I may pick some up. I use Watco stains a lot. Hope I can find a local store that carries it.
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I agree, I like both. Great work.
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In Washington state. This is a type one. If I had the money and it was good I'd own it even though I don't need it. http://moseslake.craigslist.org/tls/5815090802.html
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Great piece. Beautiful piece of Cherry also. Yesterday my wife and I had our 49th anniversary. We both forgot until later in the day. Been a busy time this month and isn't over yet. Monday we head to Memphis for 10 days. Oh, ya, I did take her to Panda Express for dinner, how romantic is that?!
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Really some very nice cutting and finishing. I use Deft a lot. Great finish and dries quickly. And there is a marble in the can....
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I do not know how you do it!!! Great work.
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My my, they get better and better. You the coin MASTER!
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Nicely done, Ralph. I don't know how you could improve on it.
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Awesome piece. You do such fine work.
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Pete, hats off to you. Great job by you and Russell. What do you intend to do with them? I want to cut them, then I picture stringing them on ,,,, string, and maybe doing a holly leaf or some thing Christmas-ie between each one. Make a garland like thingy that can be hung in an entry way or something... I have got to get busy as soon as I get back from a trip to Memphis.
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The little guy is going to really enjoy that.
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Holy cow that is a beautiful piece.
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I use the Penguin Silver all the time now, but for cutting detailed pictures. I can't speak to it for thick wood. Be worth a try though.
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Now that is a challenging piece of cutting. Very well done.
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I always look at ways to reuse things. This is one I just came up with a few weeks ago. On my Hegner scroll saw I have a tool to use on the lower blade clamp to clamp the blade. When I first got the saw, I just tied a shoelace to the tool so when it fell off my stand I could retrieve it without bending down to pick it you. This is my new solution. Can you guess where I got this holder to hang the tool in?? It is the black piece on the side of the saw stand. It is a piece of plastic that came on the ink cartridge for my HP printer. It is like it was made for what I used it for. I drilled a hole in the top to put the tool in and screwed it to the side of the stand.
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I see that "Fish" has cut this pattern and he attributes Elaine and Bill Snell, Black Cat Art Works as the designers. I did not get it there as best I remember. Maybe I should not have the pattern, I know I got it a couple years ago when I first started scrolling. Seriously know not where.
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very well done. Does look like it would be a challenge.
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I have seen it, can't remember where. Wasn't too long ago either. Could you make a copy of that on a copy machine and use the copy as a pattern?
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Great cuttings. My favorite it the bell also. The trees are beautiful also.
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Thanks, guys, for the comments. Dave, they are 10" in diameter.
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I do not use biscuit joints and I use my jointer as little as possible. It is the only tool in my shop that I am afraid of. Not sure why, but it scares me. With a good saw blade I can cut an edge on the table saw that is as good as the jointer's. But my advice is if you get one, get a floor model. Desk top one are just too small to be useful in my opinion...
