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I wax mine with Johnson Paste Wax about once a month.
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Well done!
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Kris, that is a beautiful scene. You did a great job making the pattern and scrolling it.
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I did it with R R by following the instructions that popped up when I tried to open the pdf in RR. It was instructions on copying it to clipboard first and then pasted it into RR. I will try your method. I also thought there was a way to "smooth out" the lines of a pattern in Inkscape. Thought I read that somewhere, but maybe not. Thanks for the info, I will give it a try when I get some ink for my printer.
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Well done!
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Great scrolling. I have only made one portrait of a real person and it was a thrill to see how much he appreciated it.
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Some very nice work there, Gordie.
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Ha! T'is the season for trivet! I'm planning on joining in shortly. Those are great. Very nice cuttings.
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Quite a setup. Great job!
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Thank you all for the nice comments. I have no idea how many cut it was, Dan. Wish I did but I am not going to count them! It was a real feeling of accomplishment to make the last cut. What made it more difficult is it came as a PDF file, as 8" x 10". Too small for this type of picture, in my opinion. I enlarged it which made the lines much less distinct/sharp. I didn't know how to fix that on the computer, so I spent quite a bit of time redrawing the lines and figuring where bridges should go. It was a challenge. I need to learn how to enlarge something like this and still keep sharp. I kept a printout of the original size of the PDF file by the saw to look at as a guide. Thanks again for you comments. Very much appreciated.
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I just finished cutting this last evening. It is cleaned up but no finish or frame yet. Turned out to be a 2 month project for me and two attempts before I finished. The pattern is from Woodworkers Workshop ( woodworkersworkshop.com/store ) and it is by Tom Mullane. I made this for my son-in-law to hang is his man den someday. He is of Norwegian ancestry and very proud of it so I thought he might like it.
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Another nice one. I prefer the oak with more grain in it, however you can get Popular with neat grain and some very interesting colors.
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I have the one from Kingspor and it is a good one. I intended to use it on portraits to remove the fuzzies from the back, and I have on a few less fragile ones. It worked good, but I am afraid to try it on more fragile ones. It would work good for fuzzy removal on the work art, and trivets and such. I have also thought it would be nice to have several with different grits on them. I do not like changing the refills. If I ever decide I can't get along without more, I will make my next ones using Steve Goods method.
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Those are really nice. I can see why they like them. Great looking grandkids, by the way.
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Between Trivets......Birdhouse Ornaments.....
Scrappile replied to Scrolling Steve's topic in Bragging Rights
Great work, Steve, as usual. I have quit a collection of mini bird houses from my turning days. I will need to start a collection from my scrolling days. -
Very nice!
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Glad you joined us, Gary. I loom forward to seeing some of your scrolling.
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Steve you are going to be know as the "Trivet Man"! Those look great. I cannot wait until I get my current project done so I can try some of those great looking trivets.
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Very well done. Fun scrolling, wasn't it?
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I think you would have a great setup there. Maybe you could build one of those cabinet where the saw are a flip top. When you need the Ex it is on top in use, need the Dewalt and you flip the top and the dewalt is on top. Something like this:
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Welcome, beautiful work. Very anxious to see more!
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great scrolling
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Very well done!
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Clayton, that is really, I mean really nice. Great work, hope you are as proud of it as you should be.
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Welcome, Scott
