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barb.j.enders
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Great cutting. I am trying to learn Silhouette because I heard it was Inkscape "light". Still can't figure it out. I clearly need time to sit down and review, review review. That will be in the fall after retirement.
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Also try ltl (less than load) shipping with a freight company. Or check in with the home moving companies. They may take it but it might take a little longer as they wait until they have a full load. -
Love the outdoor space. A fireplace is always welcome!
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Well, the frogs couldn't compete with his Hot Wheels. Apparently he just looked at them then went onto the cars. "sigh" Now I guess it is inventory for the next craft sale!!
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Got these cut last weekend and painted this weekend. The grandson will be the recipient of the frogs. When he was last over, he saw the latest Scroll Saw magazine and requested the frogs. Told him they would be done for his next visit. They are coming for dinner tonight!!
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I had to send my Dewalt in a few years back as it's speed kept doing wonky things. Got it back, same issue. Took it back to the service center, they sent it back to Edmonton. They couldn't figure it out. Got a brand new saw for the $300 rebuild cost. Anyone need a new table?? lol
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The main Restore is on the opposite side of Winnipeg from me. That being said it is only a 15 -20 minute drive from here. Just haven't had the time to really go looking. I am retiring from "real" work in March. Looks like my April is going to be over full with projects!!!! lol!!!
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This all made my brain hurt at 7:46 in the morning and I even had my coffee!!
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I have been looking at base cabinets from a kitchen. The space I am changing out has my "shop" sink in it. The area used to be my old laundry room and it is very handy having the sink there for cleanups.
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That was the one I was asking about. Looking to change out a shelf for a workbench. Needing more counter space now.
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Looks great. As Goldfish said, way to tidy. The workbench in the second picture - what brand is it and where did you find it?
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Are you weird or "wired" that way.
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Blade Life Versus number of pilot holes
barb.j.enders replied to Jim Blume's topic in General Scroll Sawing
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Does anyone reuse the wires from around the blades for anything? Or do you just throw them out? Was a late night thought!!!
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Yes it is a Steve Good pattern
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Thankfully my saw is in the basement otherwise, yes it is way too cold!
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This is segmentation. Painted with my new air brush!
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The flower was a bit of a fail. I cut the backer after and had to trim, which took off the stain. In re-staining it bled to where it shouldn't be!
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Here is what I have done so far this year. The two bears are for the grand-kids for Valentines day. Steve Good pattern cut from Sapelle, Maple & Aspen. The Gnomes are from Gayle at Scrollers Cafe. Cut from an old MDF baseboard, and sapelle for the heart. The segmented rose is from Steve Good as well. Cut from pine. Tried a couple of different techniques. Overall, please with the results except the backing. That was a big fail, but shushhh, no one needs to know!!!
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Don't recognize it but would also be interested in the pattern!
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Stunning - love the colouring.
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Welcome to the village from Winnipeg, MB!
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Someone will like them. They are cute!
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Frank, you are too hard on yourself. If that is "the quality" you can do, then I will just hang up my blades. It looks fabulous as always.
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