jteagle77
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Looks purdy darn good thanks for sharin
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Very nice thanks for sharing
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Thank you all for the kind words.
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I want to thank Shadylady0447 for posting the pattern and allowing me to attempt to cut it. The wood is 1/4" Baltic birch and used FD reverse spiral #1 and 2/0 blades to cut it out. Hope I didn't hack it up to bad.
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I want to thank Eagledrum70 for posting this pattern and allowing me to cut it. Just hope I have done some justice on cutting it. It was a fun pat to cut really enjoyed doing it. I used FD reverse spiral #1 to cut it with, the wood is 1/4" Home Depot hardwood ply.
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First off I want to thank DonR for his help on completing the pattern. The portrait is of my bonus great niece Makala.
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Sharp looking bowl thanks for showing.
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Pretty shell and boxes good work.
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That is very impressive and well done. I can only hope that some day to be able to accomplish something that fine. Just had raise my bar a little higher. Thanks for showing. John
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As Foghorn Leghorn would say ( I say boy that is some kind of good portrait of me. Son that was some kind of good sawin you did thar.) Don good job on pat. and Gary excellent job of cutting.
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Calligraphy on Leather - Three Hungarian names
jteagle77 replied to realfEZ's topic in Bragging Rights
That is drop dead beautiful , hadn't ever seen anything like that before. -
Thank you for the fine words.
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Portrait of one of my bonus nephew
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Thanks for all of the advice, so a pretty common thing with the 788. Thought it might be trying to tear up on me only 2 weeks old.
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When you release the blade and go to raise the arm up it has catch and won't go up. Mine has never gone up by its self, have always raised it and use a block of wood to hold it up.
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Having problem raising top arm at times. Does anyone have a clue what maybe causing it to do that?
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thank you all
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all of those pats came off of scrollsawartist.com web site. thanks for all the kind words everybody
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Cool looking eagles, nice smooth cuts. Wolf it is not that hard to use spirals. Just forget about having to turn you piece all the time and just follow your cut line. Its like using a sewing machine. John
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Yes I did do the pattern after watching Traves's vids on using gimp
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You are welcome enjoyed posting them.
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I think I am a sawdust junkie and there is no cure for it.
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Looks really nice good job on both. John
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looking good keep up the good work.
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This my first portrait that have done all of the work from start to finnish. I started scrolling just this past Jan. and loving it. Started with a old Rigid 16" that is what I used on the portrait. Using FD R spiral 2/0 and 1 blades. Now I have a new DeWalt 788 and really enjoy it.
