dgman
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Nice work Becky!
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Cool job!
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Or better yet, cut it free hand! I've done several jigsaw puzzles, none with a pattern. Before I cut the first one, I took a sheet of scrap 1/4" ply and did some practice cuts. After a few minutes, I was ready to cut the puzzle. My icon is the first jigsaw puzzle I did!
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Yup, that's how I do it!
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Nice work!
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That's some nice work Tim!
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In addition to sacrificing, a thicker stack will give you better control of the work and less chance of the blade digging into the thin board. I never cut anything thinner than 1/4" without stacking.
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Looks good Todd!
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Great work as usual Rob!
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I saw that yesterday in the post from Fox Chapel. Congratulations Rolf, it looks like a fun project!
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I don't paint!
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I have never used them. With proper blade choice, saw speed, feed rate and good cutting techniques, you shouldn't need them.
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Great cutting Jim! I think the details make the portrait!
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I like your thinking Brad!
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I like your thinking Brad!
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I think it came out great!
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Those are great Dan!
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I too use Aileens tacky glue for all my scroll saw crafts. It grabs and sets up fast, dries clear and usually does not need clamping. I still use Titebond for general woodworking like glueing up wider boards, but for crafts such as you are doing, I would use Aileens tacky glue. You can find it at craft stores like Hobby Lobby and Miacheal's.
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Bummer Nathan! Chalk it up to experience, you'll know better next time.
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Hey Monti, you sure like those hard, dense woods don't cha? So do I! It looks great, nice job!
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Edward, what blade and wood are you using? I use strictly hardwoods for ornaments, 3/16", three layers with no problems. Usually use FD UR or Olson R blades. I never have chip out on the bottom one. Maybe some fuzzies, but no chip out.
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Welcome to the Village Larry, it's a pleasure to meet you! Where in California are you? I'm in Moorpark in Ventura Co. It looks like you have a lot to offer, so come on in and join the fun!
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Great job Dan, it will surely please!
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Nice one Ralph!
