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Help...glue or not to glue that is the question...lol
dgman replied to bronx's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Cliff, the wood looks like a "Bass Round". These are available at craft stores like Michaels and online catalogs like Scrolleronline.com. -
Nice looking clock Edward!
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There's nothing worse than being out of commission because your saw has broken down. Having a spare saw is a great thing to have. Plus, it's small enough you might be able to store it in your camper so you can take it on vacation with you!!!
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Excellent cutting Pete, you made Russell proud!
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Beautiful work Tony! Love that quilted Maple!
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Great work Peter! The main difference between Baltic birch plywood and marine grade plywood I's the glues use to sandwich the layers. On BB plywood they use a water soluble glue. On marine grade plywood they use a waterproof epoxy type glue which is much harder on blades.
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Don't be so modest Dave, all excellent work!
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Nice work Bobby!
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Without seeing the project, I would think a dark or medium dark wood like Walnut or Mahogany would look good.
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Excellent work as usual Rob!
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That's a hot bike Todd!
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Welcome to the Village Kip! Come on in and join the fun!
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I think it's time to start learning to make inside cuts. Instead of burning in the details, cut them out. Draw the detail in with a pencil, drill holes then cut them out!
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It's ok if you brag! Congratulations on sales!
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Nice cutting!
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Nice work Dick!
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Awesome work Randy!
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Here you go Kevin! Fresh off the saw. Pattern by Steve Good. 1-1/2" Mahogany cut with Olson skip tooth #5 blades (ran out of FD Polar blades). No finish yet. I usually sell two to four of these a year.
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Very nice Jim! The Oak and Walnut go together nicely!
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Quality work there Jim!
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Great work Ralph! The only advice I would give was given to you by Russell yesterday, and that is to make it larger. When I do portraits, I don't size them to available frame sizes. I make my own frames so I size the frames to fit the portrait.
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I love my vintage Stanley planes, but I wouldn't think about buying the modern ones.
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Very nice Dave!
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Not a golfer, but very nice work! The picture loaded sideways because you took the picture with the camera or phone sideways. I have experimented with this. Even if you rotate it in your photo editor, this site will post it in the orientation it was taken in.
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Those are nice Marg! I trust you stack cut these?
