Scrolling Steve
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Looking good, Rob !.....Congrats on a nice showing at the craft fair !
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Very nice cutting, Jason !
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That's thinking outside the box, Dan !
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vacations over ,back to work making saw dust
Scrolling Steve replied to amazingkevin's topic in Bragging Rights
Nice cutting,Kevin ! -
Very well done Gator !
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That is fine work, Tim !
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That is very nice !....Love the wood!
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He will love it !....
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Very nice ,John !...I really like all things when it comes to Haida, Native Art !
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I will check my stand today....Thanks for reminding me !
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Very nice work !
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Can you clean and reuse the filters or do they have to be replaced !?
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Sorry to hear this Ike ~.....Good luck !
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You should be proud, Kevin !.....Like them both
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That is very nice work !
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Very nice work !...Love the wood and finish !
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That turned out nice, Larry !
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The Dragon is Finished, ready for delivery! Video Added!
Scrolling Steve replied to dansnow's topic in Bragging Rights
What a great toy !....Well done Dan ! -
Pneumatic drum sanders recommendation?
Scrolling Steve replied to BeerBrewer's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Bob, I have been saving for the Seyco flex drum system for a few months....I may never get there...too many other projects are eating up my funds. -
depends on the pattern, but like Jay said,if I am using a 3/0 spiral blade on a portrait I could use a bit as small as a #70. but as long as i can get away with it i will use a#63 or even a #60 for the ease of feeding the blade!.......It is just easier to use the largest bit the pattern will allow.
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Very nice work, Edward !
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A question for those of you who make Banks.......
Scrolling Steve replied to Scrolling Steve's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Thanks for all the input folks !.....I knew I would get some helpful info ! -
You do good work, Kris !
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Nice work,Denny!....The wood works real well with that!
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I know that DW is a fan of making banks for kids and i am sure some others have experience with them...I am about to make my first one and i see that there are kits available so that i do not have to cut the plastic see thru side panels myself....I wonder if this is cost effective or not ? I have never cut plastic or acrylic before and don't even know what blade is best......I would appreciate your feedback on what you bank makers do.....Thanks in advance, Steve.
