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Scrappile

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  1. Looks very nice. On more thing I would do. make it so the American flag it is the highest flag a little above the other two flags.
  2. Super nice cutting!
  3. Very well done. Hope you repost it after you get it framed. Beautiful. What did you use for coloring. Stain? Paint?
  4. Great work! Love them all.
  5. @rdatelle Denny has them, I got this pack I have from a place called Grobet USA, long before Denny started his scroll saw business.
  6. I would agree with Ray, but this is glued pieces,, I think it works, subtle, sometime I like subtle.
  7. Thanks! I do not paint the edges, using a 0 size blade, the pieces would not fit together it I painted the edges.
  8. What does the baking do to the wood, change color, can you sand the clay flat?
  9. So what made you change your mind? Sorry to disappoint
  10. I like the idea, hint, the thick Delta Acrylic paints can hide a multitude of mistakes.....
  11. Those puzzles are beautiful, I would frame them and hang them instead of playing with them. Looking at the pattern (I have not watched the video), I figured the dotted line was to follow with the bandsaw cut.
  12. Yes that is correct. Cut out at 90°, unlike inlay.
  13. @FrankEV, I was using and very satisfied with Adobe print "free Version" poster option. But it went away suddenly and it appears there is no free version of Adobe anymore. So I am going to have to learn inkscape I guess. I am on a Mac and Inkscape appears to be a little different for Mac than Microsoft. I need to spend some time figuring it out.
  14. Thanks for the nice comment. Putting the pieces back together is the fun part, I am always worrying I may have lost a piece or they won't fit, very satifying when it all goes together. The only problem I had was I increased the size of the picture, and it was very pixelated(?), no clean lines to follow. I have got to resolve that before I do more. I I used Delta Creamcoat Acrylic paint. Painted with a brush. Finished with my go to Deft Clear Wood Finish Semi-Gloss.
  15. I have always loved the NW Costal Native American Art. This is one I did from a picture by Glen Rabena called "Kingfisher". I will frame it when I decide what would be appropriate. Done in 1/4" BB. Cut mostly with a size 0 Pegas Double skip tooth.
  16. We are going in circles, I follow you!
  17. Ho, Hummm! Just another great portrait by you!...
  18. very nicely done!
  19. Great job, Dick. I still have not finished sanding the pieces on my first real intarsia project. Maybe someday I will get back to it.. Wait, I maybe running out of somedays. Guess I need to work harder.
  20. My Hegner does not take 2 tools to put the blade in the top clamp. That setup on the that Hawk is almost as bad as the old craftsman I started with. Took two tools on both upper and lower clamps to install a blade. Do the new Hawks require tools to install blades? Hegner requires a special wrench to do the bottom, but it is straight forward and easy.
  21. I am some what prejudice, Beautiful clock. You did a great job with it.
  22. The down side of lithium:
  23. I can't even figure out how to read it! Is there any part on the back that is stationary, that you could use as a mount? Both discs have to rotate, so you can't mount it like a clock. I did an image search and there are a few ideas. Looks like some have it in an insert made of some material, like a clock. So can the back disc be stationary and you can set it my just rotating the front disc? example: https://www.ebay.com/itm/324559272770
  24. very nice scroll job.
  25. Great picturer, Dick. I finally had to have our old cat put down last Monday. I got to the point he quite eating. It was time. He was a good one. And our last one.
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