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It is very nice to read good things about Wooden Teddy Bear and I have been reading good words about them all day. Makes the sting of Mike retiring a little less.
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for serious dust collection on your scroll saw!
Scrappile replied to Multifasited's topic in Bragging Rights
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Love spinny things like that. Great job!
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Will I think WTB has been selling FD blades all along, think that is where Heppnerguy (Dick) has been buying his. I just went to Mike's Workshop and no announcement there, I could still order blades, so I don't know. Like I stated, sorry if I miss-stated, but I will be happy if I did..... I do know Mike has been wanting to retire at 84.
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It was this post: http://www.scrollsawer.com/forum/special-publicity/55885.htm Maybe they are talking about a different Mike, if so, I apology for spreading miss information, but I think I am correct.
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If I am getting this correctly, Mike has sold his business! It is sold to The Wooden Teddy Bear. If this is true, I am happy for Mike, and I wish him the very best. I will really miss his great service and thank him for the years he has provided the best service and a great product. I hope the new owners can live up to Mike's reputation. Wooden Teddy Bear is based in Portland, Ore. I think they have been selling Flying Dutchman blades all along. They should know the business well.
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Help!!! I made a mistake and need some advice.
Scrappile replied to OCtoolguy's topic in General Scroll Sawing
What Dick just said +1. I no longer use tape of any kind. And, you are fine. Mineral Spirits to clean, and let dry completely before finishing. Drying is the only draw back I see to Mineral Spirits. It dries slow. But, while it dries, I am cutting a new project! -
Could be worse, I had to mow my lawn today for the first time this year!!
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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.
