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Yes thanks for taking the time to give instructions and tips. I want to try some eventually, I have worked with epoxy both in boat build and pen making. But this is totally different. Got any good tips like good, better and best of epoxy and coloring agent? Posts like yours are what makes this forum so great. You info needs to go to the Village University so they do not get lost.
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Well it will be finished when the finish dries. I met a young man a few months ago, that was a Navy Submariner. First submarine person I have ever met. I made him a military plaque and added the submariner emblem to it. Anxious to give it to him.
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Yep.. and I know just the little girl I would love to make that for.. She is really a horse person. Doing the jumping. Scene now. A few Years ago I made this picture for her when she first started.. She was thrilled! Guess she is not a little girl now, she must be 12. Good friend of my Daughters.. I get video every once in a while of her jumping events.
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This pattern and some others came from here: https://lsirish.com/woodcarving-tutorials/woodcarving-projects/welsh-love-spoons/welsh-love-spoons-introduction/ If you do wood burning or carving, this is a great site.
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Yep. I just remembered I posted patterns yesterday or the day before and on had grapes.
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Welcome to the the HEGNER world. Be patient, if you have any questions do not hesitate to call Advance Machinery and ask. I had problems when I first bought mine, Breaking blade, They did not give up on helping me. Truthfully, I was ready to give up on mine but one day it all fell into place. I have owned Craftsman saws, TheDewalt, Exvalibur, and Seyco. All but the craftsman were great saw, but the Hegner is "my saw". fits me right. I will not part with it as long as I can scroll.. I may buy a second saw, but I will not part with my Hegner. And Congratulations. Great choice.
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Another great one.. I swear I am going to try this.. I have added many patterns to my catalog. I want to do one for my neighbors that have a winery. It will have grapes on it. Might be worth a bottle.
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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
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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.
