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Great picture Mr. Fish. I will be evenually doing that pattern to add to my Native American pictures. I have never had a void in real Baltic Birch plywood. I have hsd them in the Birch plywood that I have gottern from the big box stores.
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I can't for the life of me understand why you would not show those. Very nice work.
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Where I am the big box stores do not carry Baltic Birch, they carry birch plywood. From my experience, what they carry is not a good as Baltic Birch, theirs can have void in it. I guess if you can work around the voids it might work okay.
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Oh well... i've done things similar.
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Thanks again for all the nice comments. He still has his pattern sale on at $3 each, minimum of 10, until Nov. 1. I just put on my third order today. I will be set for a long long time, along with all the great pattern I have gotten here.
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I have never tried compound cutting. They look great, I have got to give it a try.
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Some awesome projects. That carousel horse is expecially fine.
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Looks very nice. Are those used as night lights? Looks great.
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Thank you all for the kind words. It was fun to do, and yep, Marg, I took lots of breaks. The 26 hours was over a 5 day period. I made myself a log sheet in OpenOffice and kept it by the saw so I could keep track of the time I spent. It kinda added to the fun.
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I like those. Great work.
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Great job! I especially like how it looks on the holly leaves.
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Just completed this yesterday, took me 26 hours sitting at the saw. I used 3/0 FD spiral blades. Stacked 2 pieces of 1/8' BB. Pattern by Charles Dearing.
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Looks great!
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MY TURN WITH INFAMOUS CHIPBOARD,LOL
Scrappile replied to amazingkevin's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Chip board is made of wood. I like wood. Maybe some more than others, but still..... -
AWESOME job!!
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Very beautiful. How long that take you?
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Great fix, but you are lucky to have a friend with a machine shop. They are rare in my area, and the ones we have are very expensive. Every time I have needed some machining done, it would have cost me more than the project was worth, or I have been told that my project was not worth their time. Course what your friend did may be something a person with some taps and dies and a drill press could do themselves. I haven't had the problem yet, but I will keep this in mind so if I do, it is a fix I could try.
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Nice work! I really like the nativity. Would like to try cutting one myself one of these days.
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Okay, okay, up until now I hadn't known anyone the tried one that didn't like it~
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Roly, I was just curious. I have never read where some one that had one, or tried one didn't really like it. Once I had one, I wouldn't be without it. I scrolled for quite a while without one, but really perfer having one.
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Roly, I'm curious have you ever used a foot switch?
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First Kevin Signs and now DW boxes.
Scrappile replied to Phantom Scroller's topic in Bragging Rights
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Ha, I really like it! Come on you know you do too and will be making more.
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I can sit at my scroll saw, and I have a foot pedal. I love it, except sometimes I put my foot on the foot pedal when I don't intend to. I have not hurt anything yet, but it can scare the begezzez out of me. I have wondered if a knee pedal might not be better. I may just try that one of these days.
