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  1. barb.j.enders
    The drives don't ship out of the US. It is also available for download.
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    What a great story.
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    Best wishes for a speedy recovery.
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    What a lovely project @FrankEV. A darker spinnaker is not uncommon. We had an orange one on our Lightning. And a multi-coloured one on our O'Day. The waves are perfect. Looks like a great day for a sail.
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    Time to take up Intarsia and just change the blade every 10 minutes
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    This is a challenge to figure out which one was a favorite. This is one of my favorites. Designed by our own @FrankEV.
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    I used a rotary tool with a rigid disc to make the lines on the pine cones. You could do something similar to make the rows of corn.
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    This is the sanding mop I use. https://stockroomsupply.com/collections/sanding-mops I have broken some details and had to go searching for bits. Usually able to glue pieces back. For delicate pieces, I would hold a backer on while sanding.
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    Thanks for the photos. The thing I noticed is you have the lever pushed all the way down. It isn't supposed to be that far down. Here is a video @Denny Knappen did showing the proper way to tension. https://artcraftersscrollsaw.com/artcrafters-scroll-saw-youtube-channel/
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    I will paint/stain the backer but not out to the edge. Glue the pieces together, usually with Titebond. After they are glued, i will sand the edges smooth. Then everything gets the finish. These were done with Tung Oil. Only one has a painted backer. It was done with Unicorn Spit.
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    Awesome
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    Right back at you Don.
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    I cut these all the time. One of my better sellers. I have only used Poplar for it. Not had a problem with breakage. I have given a few as gifts. For those I have painted some of the cats to match cats the recipient has had.
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    This is the tape I have been using in my Intarsia. It holds, for the most part, quite well. It isn't so sticky to cause breakage when removing bits. For your situation, I would tape the small pieces to a larger piece of plywood. https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B09D782N6X?
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    A couple of new tips for me. I did see one video where he rubbed sandpaper over the glue instead of using salt.
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    Now I am curious to know what puzzle it was that you cut. Picture please!
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    Hello

    barb.j.enders replied to JaneyM's topic in Introductions

    Welcome from Winnipeg! Don't hesitate to jump in on the saw and the Village. Lots of experience and fun here.
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    Interesting having Highland beef in the mix.
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    Great job. For "clamping" this I would have used elastic bands around the whole thing. I also use "bubble tubes" (came in a shipping box) with a weight on top.
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    Beautiful. I agree with the "some projects fight you". Glad this one wanted to be made.
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    I would leave them natural. I have many light/natural ornaments on my tree. They show up just fine. Painting them is very time consuming, unless you are spraying.
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    I have been using MV Boli. The downside is it needs bridges for some of the letters.
  23. barb.j.enders
    With help from @don in brooklin on I got this ornament done. Steve Good pattern that I had to add the bame and change the year.
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    It is lovely. I agree with Dan, it looks great on its own.
  25. barb.j.enders
    Similar product. https://stockroomsupply.com/collections/flatmasters-and-diy-drum-sander-kits
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