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All we ever wanted to know about air brushes and compressors!
Scrappile replied to OCtoolguy's topic in General Scroll Sawing
This one? I just searched here for Harbor freight. -
That is really a beautifully done picture of praying hands. They all are really well done.
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Glad to have you back.. I have dealt with depression and it can be devastating. Keeping busy can help a lot. Especially when doing something you love.
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Darn, kinda puts one in the spirit. All very well done.
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Very nice, I really like it. I had forgotten about this and other air plant holder patterns. Some where I have patterns for several different ones, This was one of them. I think they are very need and there is the whole interesting variety of air plants.. May have to revisit that project
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That is a beautiful urn. Very fitting and may he rest in peace.
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Not only doe it look very effective, it looks very nice also.
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Makes a nice sign. Blue or black, it looks nice.
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That is really a beauty! Very well done, I love the colors.
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Very well done. I have never seen one like the "We give thanks. I really like that.
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must be a better cleaner,, waste of good Vodka!
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Okay I gave you a "like" but had to come back and give you an "Awesome"! I love the way you painted them.
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Well while waiting for my wife while she was in respiratory rehab, I went to Harbor Freight, the sacrifices I make for my wife,,, and purchased one of these air brushes. If it works well I may get another..the jars alone are worth it. While checking out, the checker, a lady, I am sure said she had one and it worked well for decorating cakes until she ran vodka through the air hose and it some how screwed up the hose... ?? I may have to go back and revisit that with her,, next time my wife is in rehab.. Vodka???!!!
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Great job!
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MORE! MORE! MORE! I really envy you, looks like a lot of fun.
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That is a great one of old John...I miss him... He played the same part in every movie they just changed costumes and scenery to fit the era of the movie..
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Can someone explain the paint you us in these? Can you use the acrylic paints you buy in a hobby store. Like Delta. Would they have to be thinned too much to work?
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Have you adjusted the blade tension with the knob in the back?. I know, you are saying "well doh!". but some times it is the simple things we over look. I know you leveled the arms, but the tension tension part can get worn and not hold tension. I had to replace mine on my Hegner once. Anyway, welcome to the forum. Glad you are joining us and I look forward to seeing your work. One more thing, if you do not get help here do not hesitate to call Ray at Seyco... Not his saw anymore but he knows all there is to know about the excalibur type of saw.
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Those are really cute....How do you paint the eyes so perfectly?
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Few things over the Summer months not all scrolling.
Scrappile replied to newfie's topic in Bragging Rights
Well you didn't let any moss grow on your back this past mounts! You were busy! Nice builds. I especially like the whirligigs and and dog planters.... -
I watched the video. Why does he paint spoons black.. He kept saying he would paint a lot of spoon black because he uses them the most... Why not just buy black plastic spoons. I do think I would use one of those. I have a cheap one but have never used it because there is too much clean up... this one solves that.
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Nice work. That time of year is creeping up again.. When I was a kid is seemed to take a year for Christmas to come. Now it happens almost weekly it seems.
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That one is from back when General International was selling them... Should be a good one.
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take a piece of scrap wood and test it..
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My biggest obstacles starting out.
Scrappile replied to amazingkevin's topic in General Scroll Sawing
My daughter taught me how many years ago.. The worked for a guy that sold the little plywood flags and thing the craft people bought to decorate. Can't say why she worked two jobs for a while, might seem political. But she cut those little things and other things for about 4 hours every evening. He got real fast at it and was good. When I started scrolling she taught me how to do corners like that. I'm still not as fast at it as she was.
