Scrappile
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Those all all done very nicely. I would have never thought to us a blue or yellow background, but I like them. I just have no imagination. I think I saw where you posted a pattern of your "Hope" feather. I'm wondering if you would mind if I used it for a different purpose. I have been looking for a pattern of a feather to cut to add a decoration to a frame for pictures of Native Amercians I have scrolled? I have a pattern for feathers, but I like yours better.
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Anxious to see your pictures. If you need help posting them, ask, people here can help. I'm sure there are instuction on this site somewhere also.
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Very very nice cutting job.
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Great scolling Steve. Great finishing also. Have you checked out MikeWilliams patterns yet? I just ordered a bunch of them. They can keep you busy for a while...
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Good job! Ijust got to try some intarsia...
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That is just plain cute!! Nice job.
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Nice work, Dick. Might consider maybe the silhouette of the state bird and flower on there.. Coarse that adds to the time, material and price.
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Nice job~
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You will not be able to buy a door beautiful enough to put that on. You will have to build it.... That is a very pretty piece of work.
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Very nice work. I like the way you framed them also.
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Really turned out nice and I would think will bring a nice price.
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I am interested as a future project. I will not make my own plans. I can't live long enough to learn what I would need to know to do that. I will more than likely us baltic birth plywood with some other wood to give it show/color. That is as much as I know about it. I have looked a some sites for plans and one of these days I will buy a set of plans.
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Great looking projects. The Geezer would be more appropiate for me if it was NOGA National OLD Geezer Ass.
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522 some are mulitpes I have around 40 hard copy patterns also. A lot of the patterns come from the gallery here. Thank you pattern makers. Looks like there are only two commerical pattern makers of the types I like to cut. Charles Dearing and Mike Williams. Anyone know of others that do the detailed picture type patterns?
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Looks to me like you could lay that on a copier and have your pattern.
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Well done! The colors are a very nice touch.
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Very very beautiful. It does look delicate...
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What blades, what brand, where to buy?
Scrappile replied to OCtoolguy's topic in General Scroll Sawing
With spirals, they stop cutting good. You have to push harder and that distorts the cutting. You can feel it. -
This is a pretty good video that explains why I do it the way I do. I even tried and liked the foam brush.
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Love it. It would apply often around my house.
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Very nice cuttings.
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Thank you everyone for the wonderful comments. They are greatly appreciated. Mike, do you take them in with a disk or are you talking about having copies made of paper orginals?
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Nice wheels. A geared clock... I share your dream.
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I quit using tape of any kind. I use spray adhiesive on the pattern and put it directly to the wood. Remove the pattern with mineral spirits. I just could not see an advantage to the tape. I have never had any burning when using spiral blades. That is what works for me. At least now. I'll always willing to try new things.
