dgman
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Nice looking clocks Edward! It's never to early.
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I think you have already answered your own question. Actually, I'm sure it is possible, but for a clean cut I would use flat blades.
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Very nice work Denny! I always have one or two of those in stock.
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Nice work Terrylee! Hang in there and take care of yourself.
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One thing that has not been discussed here is learning how to prevent this in the first place. The trick is to sand the blank to finish grit before you apply the pattern and cut out the piece. After the piece is cut and the pattern removed, lighly touch up by hand wit the same grit you finish sanded with. Your pieces are beautifully cut. You should be proud!
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That came out great Todd, nice work!
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Yup, pratiice and experience is your best teacher. However a little advice helps too. Try it again using a flat blade, with high tension and you will be surprised at how much easier it is to cut the straight lines. As a scroll saw instructor, I start m students off using flat blades.
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3M Super 77. Just a light spray on the pattern, let set for about 30 seconds then apply to bare wood. A heat gun or a spritz of mineral spirits will easily loosen the pattern.
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Cool Dan, nice project!
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Beautiful!!!!
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Very nice looking sign Dan, that should be well received!
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Welcome to the Village Bernard! You will be starting out on a good machine, so, that's one less obstacle to distract you. Make sure you get some good blades and some scrap wood, and go for it! So, come on in and join the fun!
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Beautiful work DW! What kind of price will you put on it?
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That's pretty cool, nice work!
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Welcome to the village! Come on in and join the fun!
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I think Russell has a great idea there!
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I too have a Dust Deputy. I have it hooked up to a shop vac that is dedicated to my random orbital sander which produces very fine dust. I clean the shop vac filter twice a year whether it needs it or not. Yes, I highly recommend it!
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Well, seeing that Laqcuer is thinned by Laqcuer thinner not mineral spirits, I don't think it would work. I would rather spray the Laqcuer.
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You've just been dubbed "Larry the birdman"! Nice work!
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Well done Travis!
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That's a beauty Edward!
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I think the horse shoes distract from that beautiful portrait. The rustic frame is all that it needs.
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I think it looks great Dave, excellent work!
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Nice work Todd!
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Exotic Lady / Chinese paper cutting.....Finished Her.......
dgman replied to Scrolling Steve's topic in Bragging Rights
Simply amazing Steve! That is something to be proud of!
