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That is a super job cutting that. Like the show? Read the books, they are better. I sure wish the final book would come out.

VERY well done!

That is a beautiful piece. Looks like it took some time to complete. Very nice.

Nice pattern and you really did it proud. Awesome cutting.

That is very neat!

Both are beautiful. Nicely scrolled. I need to do one for my son.

I use PosteRazor, it is free and very easy to use. Oh, that is the one Don is refering to.

Luis, you do some fine work. Not only great scrilling but you display it so nicely with your background and frames. Great stuff.

Very well done!

Looks real nice. They should be very pleased.

Very nicely done!

That is going to be a great project. Can't wait to see the finished project. Where do you get patterns for something like that?

looks very nice. I have got to try one,

He has started a series of videos on youtube. Very interesting stuff.

Great looking piece!

Congrats! I never seem to luck out like that!

It is a hard time when you own a dog. Unfortunantely they do not live as long as we do. I am facing this in the not to distant future. My dog is getting old and going down hill. i have already done a portrait of him. Yes it made me feel better. The first dog I remember my family having was a Llewellyn Setter. His name was Joe. He was my Dad's hunting dog and a very good dog. Very intellegent. Great family dog as well as a very good bird dog. I always thought I'd like to have one someday. They are pretty rare. You do not see a lot of them.

I'm glad I'm the master of my castle. If i want something I just get it..... oopsss her she comes now,,,,, GOTTA GO!

Yes sir, I do like that! Very nice work.

Very well done!!

Dan, I just did, what you are comtemplating, a couple weeks ago. I've have had DeWalt for several year, I hadn't really used it a lot until recently, when for some reason the scrolling bug bit me. I have never been unhappy with the DeWalt. It did what I asked of it. The more I did in scrolling and the more I read about scroll saws, the more nervous I became with the DeWalt. Mine is a type 2 and I kept reading horrior stories about the type 2 saws. I have never had a problem with mine, but my imagenation started acting up and I thought I heard weird noses starting up. I read posts that the Excalibur was so much better, and it does get great reviews, but what really worried me was, what if I had problems with the DeWalt. I know from experience their customer service is not the best. I have read wonderful things about the Seyco service. You know about men and new toys..... so I easily talked myself into thinking I needed to "upgrade" to an Excalibur. I did. I'm not sorry I did. Was it necessary, probably not! The main thing I like better about the Ex, is the tensioning. It is easier to change blades or move from one cut to the next. The Ex. appears to be quieter than the DeWalt was, and have less vibration. The dust blower seem to me to be about the same, maybe the DeWalt was a little better. The dust collection on the Ex., to me is pretty much useless, fact, I removed it from mine. I am able to feed the blade from the top on the Ex., could never get the hang of that on the DeWalt. I do miss the extra table space top the DeWalt had in front of the blade, but I am getting use to the Ex., so that issue is going away. As for the tilting head, verses the tilting table, as of yet I have ever cut anything other than 90', but to my knowledge, none of the real high end saws have a tilting head, so I doubt it is a big deal, but a lot of people swear by it. In my opinion, is the Ex. worth several hundred more than the DeWalt, hummm, so far, not really in my opinion. Keep in mind, compared to others I am a novice at scrolling, so take my opinion for what it may be worth. But you know, sometimes a man just needs a new tool and that is worth something!

Who buys all this scrolling in Heppner, Ore?! Looks like a quaint little town. I have never been through it, may have to take a drive one of these days.

Very nice work!

Agreed, Dan. I don't sell, only give as gifts, but if I did sell, I would have business cards with the business info on it. I just use the branding iron as a method of signing my work. I have not seen artwork signed with email address or phone numbers added. Just my humble opinion.

That really looks nice!