dgman
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Everything posted by dgman
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You did a great job on that!
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Another beauty Brian!
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That came out great!
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Wow, think what we could do with that! Thank for showing it Larry!
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I can't help you with a quieter vac. I have a dust collector hooked up to my saw. Dust collectors are a lot quieter than shop vacs but can still be noisy. So I wear wireless headfones when I'm scrolling. Usually listening to music or TV if there is a football game or NASCAR race on. Scroll saws are not too noisy by themselves, but anytime you use most woodworking tools including shop vacs and dust collectors you need to wear hearing protection.
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Hey Vikki, welcome to the village. I can't help with sorting out your patterns, but we are here to offer moral support. Check in with us offen and offer your knowledge with us!
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Welcome to the Village Gordon! We have several members from your part of the world, so don't feel alone. We are all here to answer your questions. So, come on in and join the fun!
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Well Jim you've come to the right place! Lots of folks here willing to help. So don't be afraid to ask questions!
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Welcome to the Village Edward. I'm Dan in So. California. My wife grew up in Columbus Geargia, not to far from you. This is a great place to share and exchange information on scrollsawing. Feel free to offer advice and don't be shy if you have any questions. So, come on in and fo in the fun!
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Should make a lasting heirloom Ralph!
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Great puzzle Brian!
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Great puzzle Monti! Love that Big Leaf Maple!
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Nice work Roly!
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Well Ron, looks like we can officially call you "Ron the toy Man"!! Excellent work!
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As a beginner, your second piece came out nice! If you are having trouble going straight or staying on the line, you probably need more tension on your blade. You want to hear a high "ping" when you pluck the blade. This project is best using flat blades. I suggest you learn to use flat blades first. Once you have mastered flat blades, then go on to learn spirals. By the time you have mastered spirals, you will know where spirals are appropriate.
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Great work Pete!
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Beautiful piece Clayton! Like Ron, Mahogany is my favorite wood!
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Some very nice work there Wade!
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Great puzzle Brian! I like that you made the "F" holes puzzle pieces too. Great work!
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Great work there Dan!
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Nice work Frank!
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Great pattern Kris and excellent cutting!
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It's obvious you did a lot of sanding Ron! That is a beautiful finish!
