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that is a very nice Jelly. Interesting site. I loved the round 4th of July one. Almost ordered one to see if I could cut one on the sroll saw, But NO more projects for me until I completed ones started.
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Well done!
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great cutting and very neat pictures
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I knew it, Dave, when you asked about or showed one several weeks ago you were planning something really cool, You never let us down. But I say shut up you two about the moves.. I am an old chess player from way back.. I hold a record that I am very proud of, I have never won a game! Several years ago, My grandson went with us to Mount Rushmore, I decided to teach him to play chess on that trip...He beat me on my first game when I was trying to train him!!
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Thanks for the video, That guy does a good job on it. Very relaxed and prepared. Enjoy watching.
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That is awesome, well done. Models are a real fun build. Like you it is something I work on off and on over a long period of time. I just purchased a model "T" plan a few weeks ago. That will be project number 3 that I work on sometimes. I am getting old, I have got to step it up some.
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Awesome job,. Dick!
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Glad you joined us your are obviously not just a beginner from the looks of your cutting abilities.
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Yet that is real a nice picture. Well done
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The Table saw has sent me to the floor and emergency a couple times. But lucky for me nothing this serious.. I really hope you are kidding.. The worst I have done was 17 stitches to the back of my hand. I still love my table saw.. Not it's fault that I do stupid sometimes!
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Happy anniversary! That gnome is far better than any card!
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There you go,,, you going to believe a lathe turner,,, or as scroller? Well which is it!
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I am pretty sure lilac wood is not lilac color. In fact I think it is white. Am I wrong?
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I wasn't so fussy about it until I tried doing intarsia. Then it became pretty important. Watching it closely is helping me correct a problem I have, but didn't realize it until I started intarsia and that is pushing the blade to one side and causing a "Not" 90° cut. I am improving but a hard habit to overcome. I check the blade for squareness, then check my cut for squareness, very often.... Getting better.
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Well Purple heart is not really lavender to me but it is the only real purple wood I know of. When I have used it and finished it with an oil finish it has turned more of a cranberry color, pretty for sure, but not purple. And over time it will turn a deep brownish color. I have seen some purple tinted wood in popular but is is more like streaks than a piece of purple. So if you really want lavender like @Dave Monk, statedt to stay somewhere near lavender, paint is the only thing I know or some of the color from some other coloring media I am not familiar with. There are some weird named ones out there.. Oh, I just remembered one,,, unicorn spit, or something like that.
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Very nice pictures.
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Welcome to the village. If you can do it with a coping saw, I would think a scroll saw would be no challenge.
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Very nice chair. I have always wanted to make a few. I especially like that yours rocks.
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The other day I was going trough a drawer looking for something and came across an accessory to a combination scare I have. I think it was something to measure depth, like a depth gauge. I never really figured it out and never used it for anything. But the old brain clicked on and I took a hacksaw to it and made the best tool I have come up with to check the 90° of my scroll saw blade. I cut it so it would fit either way, short or tall. The combination square it went with was a cheap one. Anyway check out you combo squares, there are other parts on them that could easily be cut to fit.
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Very nice piece!
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One of my wife's all time favorite singers. Nice job.
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Looks great, Dick. You wife will love it!
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That is a great job!
