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That is some very nice work.
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Look really nice!
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All the Corian I have or had, was given to me by various people that had new kitchen counter tops put in. I was also able to buy a big box of it from a guy on a pen turning forum I use to frequent. I think if you went to a store that sold it you might be able to cut a deal on some scraps. Or contacted an installer. I use a Flying Dutchman's #5 Polar blade on most of this. It worked great as long as I didn't rush things.
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I've been wanting to try scrolling a trivet out of Corian. I use to make items out of Corian on the lathe so, why not on the scroll saw. Well I don't care much for the result of what I did but I think it was the color of the Corian I had that is disappointing to me. There was one in the scroll saw magazine that I liked. Oh well. I did it, it was a nice relaxing cut and if I ever get some other Corian in a pattern/color I like I will probably try again. I did like Bob's pattern that I used.
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Very nice job, Gordie.
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Well Mr. Jerry, I have the right to tell my experience and what I learned from it. He has the right to do what he wishes with the info. Does not make it nonsense. Not every opinion besides yours is nonsense.
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Family Name Sign and a Lauan and Mahogany Bowl
Scrappile replied to DWSUDEKUM's topic in Bragging Rights
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Some people use a little hammer or something to flatten the ends. I do not do that but some do. I use the 3/0 size which is the smallest and have experienced bending of the ends occasionally and figure it is the nature of the beast. I think it happens when tightening on the edge of the blade. You can feel it happening and if I can I loosen and re-position the blade up or down a little. Helps sometimes.
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Nice work!
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You put it in the correct category, Dick. That really looks nice.
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That is great! Did you stain the flesh area or is that just the way the wood coloring was. Looks neat either way. Great pattern. Very nice portrait of him.
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Very nice, for sure. Great team you guys make.
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You might call Advance Machinery and talk to them. Maybe they can get you one without the clamp or direct you to where you could get one.
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Using Valspar for a gloss finish.... :+}
Scrappile replied to danny's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I had a bad experience with Valspar sometime back. When I painted the hand crank organ I built I used Valspar. The paint would not dry beyond the tacky stage. I contacted them to tell them and they said they would run tests on the lot number. I thought I would never hear from them again, but about a month later I did. They said they found a problem with that lot, and were going to recall all they could of it. Refunded my money. I had to sand it all off the organ and start over. Different brand of paint the second time. That was paint, and they did what they could to make it right. I have not used the product you have, but I would not hesitate to. -
Nice work!
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Very nicely done.
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Very wonderful work. He must be proud.
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Well done. I loved his music!
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I say get a decent saw to begin with like a DeWalt at least. If you get a junk one it may discourage you. I started years and years ago with a horrible model Craftsman (not all Craftsman saw are horrible). It was so bad I rarely used it. A few years ago I purchased a DeWalt and what a difference. I discovered I loves using a scroll saw. So much so I later upgraded to a Excalibur. Scrolling is my main woodworking now. Had I started with a better saw it would have been one of my favorite hobbies years ago.
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Awesome job!
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If you go to youtube and search "pallet" or "dismantle a pallet" there are some videos on tearing them apart. There is a tool you can make or buy that is made specifically for that purpose. It would not be hard to make one out of wood and very much worth the effort. Using one you can dismantle them without tearing the wood up.
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Now that is the kind of customer a person wants! You make very nice boxes, and obviously a lot of customers agree.
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Very well done. I wonder how the rest of the room is decorated. I like ship stuff.
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I agree, great job. Hope I do as well on my attempt.
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Great job. They will love and some bird family is going to love it.
