dgman
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Beautiful work Christopher. The cutting on all the projects is excellent! The only criticism I have is the shiny finish on some of the Intarsia pieces is overwhelming. But that is just my opinion!
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Looks good Travis, nice work!
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Reminds me of my bar tending days. Nice work Gordie!
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It looks like it should be on the cover of a scroll saw magazine Thomas, very nice cutting!
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Looks good Richard, very nice cutting!
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Very nice work as usual Dave!
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Looks good Todd!
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Hey Rod, Welcome to the Village! Lots of friendly folks here willing to help. I'm up in Moorpark in Ventura Co. I teach scroll saw classes at the Woodcraft store in Ventura. Hope to see you around, so come on in and join the fun!
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Both are very nice work Bobby!
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Beautiful work Ralph!
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Nice cutting Thomas!
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Nice work Dan!
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Lovely work Tony!
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Welcome to the Village Bernie, come on in and join the fun!
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Nice looking piece TerryLee!
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Hey Larry, nice to see you, it's been a while. Nice looking sign! Are you going to stain the recessed pieces?
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That is some great work Dave!
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Good show Rob! You have some nice looking items there. The chap behind the table is not to bad either!
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Great project Todd! Great looking family too. It's nice to put a face to an old friend!
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Very nice cutting Dick!
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Great job Thomas!
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Yesterday Montserrat asked about protecting your fingers while sanding Intatsia pieces. A few years back I did a JGR piece that contained many individually cut grapes. After trying to shape one or two grapes on a pneumatic sanding drum, I realized I needed to come up with a better way. I remembered seeing a tip in an old Wood Magazine that would solve my problem. The second picture shows the hardware I used. I don't remember the exact size fitting but it looks like a 1/4" x 1/8" brass coupling found in the plumbing dept. and a # 4 x 1/2" screw. The next picture shows the screw installed and a handle I turned, then the hardware installed into the handle. The next picture shows a grape piece screwed into the jig. Next I show it in use on a 1" belt sander, although I would of used the pneumatic drum mounted in my mini lathe. The rest of the grape shaping and sanding went easy! You could also use a wooden dowel and a longer screw. Cut the head off of the screw, drill a hole in the end of the dowel and epoxy the screw into the drilled hole.
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Good thinking Dan!
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They are called finger cots. They are available at office supply stores.
