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  1. barb.j.enders
    Sighting of the first robin of the season. Not sure of the wood. Cut with a #1 blade. Acrylic paints. Frame is a gel stain - don't remember the colour. Complete finish with Walrus Oil. Definitely some errors, but only I know about them. You can see the progress in the Works in Progess section. @heppnerguy- this was done over a couple of weeks, just so ya know!
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    Well done. The contrast is great!
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    They look lovely Dick. Well done.
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    I am sorry to make you feel lazy, certainly not my intention. Staying busy helps the days pass. The cutting will be slowing down now as I am getting ready to sew a big project for the boat.
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    I have the same tubes as @FrankEV. I have been keeping them in a small paper bag that had handles. The bag has finally ripped so time to make a better holder.
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    Shrink wrap is the only way to go on puzzles. Keeps everything together!!
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    Alex Fox designed it to be done either way. The first time I did it, I did it with the border.
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    Great work Don. Are you sharing the pattern? I find it interested that I hear a lot - "love gnomes" but very few of mine have sold at my events.
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    I won't chime in about blades because it is very much personal choice. It looks like you have it on a piece with live edges. I would leave it with the live edge.
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    It looks amazing Kevin. Great work. Sometimes simple is best.
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    Looks great. I have to get around to doing that one as well. I think I have printed it a few times now.
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    Just a couple of pieces that I finally got wrapped up. Puzzles cut from reclaimed Elm. Name puzzle is plywood. The hummingbird originally had the border around it, but it fell and broke. Lost a small piece so I couldn't glue it together.
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    This is what I do as well.
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    It isn't "just a scrolled heart". It is a beautiful piece of work.
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    Lovely cutting. Where did you get the pattern for the single butterfly (on the yellow backer)
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    I just used the 1/8" bbply per layer. Don't remember the blade because it was at least a year ago that I started it. Lost control on the waves.
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    Welcome from Winnipeg
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    As Bob Ross would say, "A happy little accident"
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    Neat idea.
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    He didn't see the mistakes. I overcut a couple of areas. Lesson learned - don't cut 1/8" as a single layer. He just saw it sitting on the shelf, mostly completed.
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    If I remember correctly, it is an Alex Fox pattern that was published in Scroll Saw magazine. I did reduce it from the original size.
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    I will request the clamps for Christmas. It is too bad the ones on the DeWalt won't work on this.
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    That is the plan.
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    Something I finally finished. As I was cutting, mistakes were made. Hubby saw it and asked about it. When I looked, I couldn't really see the mistakes. Put a coat of shellac on it and Voila! it is done. Never discount what you have done - I was ready to throw this out!
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    Ray, Thanks for all the info. I have solved the problem a different way. With encouragement from hubby, went out and upgraded. It was time anyhow. Now that I am retired, I have been spending hours per day on the saw. Purchased this yesterday. New but open box so got a deal on it. $1,000 Canadian! I feel blessed that I am in a position to be able to do that. This will now give me time to tinker with the DeWalt and not get (as)frustrated.
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