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Well done, Mike. Makes a beautiful picture. Does look very fragile.
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Is one of the horses seahorse?
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Very Well done, Dick.
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Love the lighthouse scenes. You did a great job on this picture.
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Well done!
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Welcome to the Village. Been though Colorado a couple time. Beautiful, and I saw herds of Elk. Jump in and start cutting. It seems to become habit forming.
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Very nice work.
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Jim, you really did a beautiful job on scrolling that. And I bet we see more like it. They are a great challenge. Mr. Zaffino made some beautiful patterns. I wish they were still available. Congratulations on that beautiful work of art.
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Now that will put a person in the spirit! Nice!
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Surely is nice. Great scrolling.
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Great scrolling and finishing.
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Well done!
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Very nice. I love the coloring you did. Obvious you have lots of artist talent and imagenation. I'm very anxious to see more.
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Outstanding job. Personally I think the thicker 1/2" wood pictures are my favorite. That is beautiful.
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That is one of my favorite patterns. You did a beautiful scroll of it.
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Very well done!
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I'd love to see some photos worthy of your work. I think the would look great in focus.......
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Nice pieces. Just got to try some of those bowls. I made bowls when I was into the lathe work. Have not done any on the scroll saw,,,yet. I like them.
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I get excited every time I see you have posted more of your intarsia work. These certainly do not disappoint. Beautiful!
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I can see why they are so popular. Very neat signs.
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My go to blade. To be fair I have not tried many brands so I can not compare, but I have been very happy with the FD blades.
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Really nice. The lighted houses, churches, and villages are alway very neat.
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I but my Baltic Birch from local lumber yards. Comes in 5 ft. x 5 ft. sheets. We now have a Winsor Plywood Company in our area now. Great source for all kinds of wood.
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Probably one of the most discussed topics on this forum. To me it all boils down to personal preference. Search "glue" or "tape" here and there should be hundreds of posts. Personally I do it both ways, and it depends on what I am cutting. Very fragile pictures I use painters tape because I feel it helps hold things together. Less fragile I do not use the tape. I never use the clear tape over the pattern anymore, that did not work for me.
