dgman
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Everything posted by dgman
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Nice work on your first project! I see you used pine. It makes for good practice wood. Soon you will move up to hardwoods.
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It looks like there is a chunk of the bellows sitting on the base of the saw. You can see where it broke off at the top.
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Any experience ordering from Heritage Wood Specialties Website?
dgman replied to UncleApple's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I can't get on their website. It requires flash player which is not available on my iPad. I contacted Steve Good to inform them that they need to upgrade their site. Haven't tried it latley. Just tried again, still can't get on. -
Welcome back Bobby!
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Nice one John! That is a good seller for me.
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Great work Dan!
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I love it Casey! Very nicely done!
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Excellently done!
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Nice work Ike!
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Nice work Monti! As for the book, that one is out of print, so they can charge whatever the market will bear. However ther is an updated book available for $13.99.
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Cool!
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Beautiful work Dave!
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Beautiful work John!
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Cool work!
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Impressive work Andrew!
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They all look good Pete, welcome back!
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My, you have been busy Gordie, very nice work!
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Don, what brand and type of blade are you using, and what type and thickness of wood?
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Make a stack! Use a scrap piece of 1/4" plywood. Using blue painters tape, tape the edges of the two boards together. The thicker stack will give you better control of your work piece. You can use two or three layers of the same ply, you can make more than one piece at a time. If you don't need multiple copies, than just use scrap ply, then toss it when you are done. I never cut anything thinner than 1/4". If I need thinner, I always make a stack.
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Some great work there Bobby!
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Cool project Jerry!
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You are the "Hocky Mastet" Todd!
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Nice work Dick!
