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Hello--- From Portland, OR Area. Welcome to the scrollsaw asylum. Many very fine woodworkers and some SOME very good advice too. You might be a lot better off and save money, by buying a "new" cheaper saw. Or a good used one from a private party! AVOID JUNK(PAWN) shops. I have never seen good tools pawned. OR if you can get an exact pattern, having someone make it for you.
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Very nice!
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Still a nice idea and work.
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All set for my first holiday show of the season
rjR replied to NC Scroller's topic in Bragging Rights
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Great prayer and very nice work! We all get too soon old, and way to late smart!
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Extremely well done! I know how much work that is!
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A Big "Thank You" to everyone! I do have a question; as I will be making a group of these, due to the positive reviews, how much should I price them at? My total cost will be under $2 each. I think about $10; too high?? The craft fair is at a local church. I donate one (about $25) item and give them 10% of my sales gross, they furnish table and a few other things. I will also assist the advertising, flyer up etc. The area is not in a depression; but, not really great economics either! Seems to have a larger #'s of low and high income families than an average place! Nike, Columbia Clothing , Leopold, Intel, and many other high $ companies are based from this area.
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Made from new cloth, paint and I even bought new GLUE! Modified internet pattern and the rest was just the normal rjR insanity, at work.
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Well a big Hello! I used to live just north of you``` West Fargo, ND. I have scrolled since 1953; hopefully sometime in the future, I get good at it! This is a fun;-- and helpful site! All kinds of patterns, advice (SOME even good) tips., tricks, and a "bad -time" thrown along in! Rockler has a wondrous light; that helps-- nice magnifying glass and LED lights-- stays very cool and really makes it easier to see things. I paid $70 for it and it is worth the money! I mounted it to the bench; and can swing it to the saw and out of the way!
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NICE! A lot of work nicely done.
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Excellent work. The frames should be very simple; Just enough to show as a frame-- maybe 1/2 or less each way with a torched effect-- propane torch--- just here and there no pattern, then a simple semi-gloss over it. That will hold the effect.
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I know you never leave the shop! Much finer detail than what I have the patience for! Nice work A.K.!
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There is a good reason I used to have a wood-burning stove in my shops! We have all done something similar.
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A> K> retain the Amazing part!
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Many hours of hard work to show such fine craftsmanship! My favorite is the horse though!
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Hello all, I found this when I saw this post .https://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images;_ylt=A0SO8wPNV0lUc30AA35XNyoA;_ylu=X3oDMTB0NWVycXQ2BHNlYwNzYwRjb2xvA2dxMQR2dGlkA1ZJUDQ0Ml8x?_adv_prop=image&fr=yfp-t-901-s&sz=all&va=christmas+nativity+silhouette+clip+art seems awfully long; but, it was in the url box! I had done a search for free patterns. Hope it helps some one.
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As you know ---we copy(APPRPRIATE) good ideas! This will be re-made by many of us . Thanks for the idea!
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Some IDIOTS ----- are going to be offended by these! Great JOB! DISPLAY PROUDLY!
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Makes me want to go "HOWL"! Nice job! I always like the live edge effect!
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I know you never leave your shop! Have to live there to get that much stuff made. Neat. I really like aromatic cedar.
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Best snow flakes there are! DO NOT WANT the MELTY kind! Neat job.
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If I remember right; sewing machines had knee operating/speed control for decades. Are we really that far behind "Singer"? I actually like the top switch on the DW 788! I wish I had been to that sale Dick was too. Oh Well, at least he got a few bargains!
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2nd notice--see Facebook-- Nice work!
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I am in dire need of a decent painter! the old guy that paints for me is sloppy and not very good! I would fire him; but, how do you fire yourself! I can NOT get my wife to paint for me. She can do marvelous work, just refuses. You and the wife do marvelous work!
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A. K. DO you EVER actually leave your shop? Neat work!
