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There is another good tutorial here and at the bottom some free patterns. https://lsirish.com/woodcarving-tutorials/woodcarving-projects/welsh-love-spoons/welsh-love-spoons-introduction/
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Awesome job on all of them. At least this is something I can try without needing to get more tools (wait that is not a good thing ). But I have some beautiful carving knives that are looking for an excuse to be used.
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Oh crap! Another gotta try! I am just going to have to live to 150, at least! Thanks for the address to the tutorial.
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I have a buddy that has helped me get every big/heavy tool out of a pickup into my work shop and put together. Lifted all kinds of things with it's help. I have had it for over 30 years, has never let me down.
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Holy cow! Those are just a stab? I'd say you have it figured out.. That are very well done.
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I have been wanting to place. an order, and I alway compare prices with what I could get the same for from Ocooch. The order I want to place not, cherokee beats Ocooch by about $15. Doesn't always work out that way but this time ie does. but even with that I hesitate to spend the money right now.
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cherokee woods
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That is a beauty, Ray!
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Those are beautifully cool.. I have a set of "not expensive" carving tools. Maybe I should try one of these!
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well never give up found the pattern this morning. It was at "The Winfield Collection" site.
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Congrats, getting a new saw is almost as good as getting a new grandchild. My kids really let me down there, I only have 3 grandchildren!
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The hair is the funnest cut.. You will swear nothing will come of it and yet after you peel all the waste away,, there it is!
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@rjweb https://jeplans.com/Catalog/Catalog2.php?targp=JECAT&JECAT=CompoundScrolling
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Where to purchase blades -- Let the arguing begin :)
Scrappile replied to James E. Welch's topic in General Scroll Sawing
The real answer is purchase them wherever and whatever you want,,, it is all a personal choice! -
What, you shouldn't be scrolling at 80! I well admit, it is not as easy as it use to be. My hands don't alway do what I think I am telling them to do.
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That is a beauty, Bernd! Great job, I had one of those, in fact it was the first pickup I owned. Loved the old thing.
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Got a feeling someone is creating a master piece. Can't wait to see the results.
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Where to purchase blades -- Let the arguing begin :)
Scrappile replied to James E. Welch's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I use to buy FDs from Mikes then wooden Teddy bear took that over, so I use to figure it out which one I would say between those two. Mikes or Wooden Teddy bear, because they each had different pricing. Then I just decided it was not worth the effort to save a dollar and just started going straight to WTB. that is where I order all my FD blades, and Artcrafters for my Pegas blades and my drill bits. I use both brands. -
Should have wrote Resonance frequencies, can be more than one involved.. I do not know much about it, read about it when a kid about a number of horses in a military organization crossing a bridge all at the same pace, could or did hit the resonance frequency and caused the bridge to crumble. May have never happened but I picked it up somewhere and that term has stuck with me the rest of my life. That term must have hit my resonance freqency!?
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Resonance frequency?
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Even on my Hegner, there are sweet spots and there are not so sweet spots... I found that on all the scroll saw I have own, except the Craftsman it did not have any "sweet spots". That puppy was all "Not so sweet spots", but I got scrolling done on it. I have not bolted my Hegner stand to the floor, I have the bolts, may do it one day, probably the day before we move...
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VERY WELL DONE!
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Hey Denny or anyone else, have any ideal which if any of his books this pattern is in? It was in the March 2006 "Creative Woodworking and Crafts" but I haven't been able to find a copy of that magazine.
