dgman
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Everything posted by dgman
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Yup, that one is a good seller for me! Yours came out great!
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I am a recipient of one of Randy's coins and can atest to the quality and beauty of his coins! beautiful work Randy!
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I do agree with Roly about not needing the cutouts in the A, O and D, but it did come out nice!
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Beautiful work Todd!
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So, now that you all know everything there is to know about compound cutting, go out and do it! It's easier than it seems!
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Looks good Ralph! Soon you will be an expert at it!
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Congratulations Scott! It seems folks are having good shows this season!
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Great to hear Edward!
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Another amazing cut Kris!
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Those are cool Dan!
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Busy, busy, busy! They all look great Pete!
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Nice Work Ralph!
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Great cutting Peter!
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Beautiful !
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It looks pretty good on this end Paul!
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Way to go Barb! You have some very nice items on display. It's no wonder you did so well!
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Don't you just love when that happens? Congratulations! i have an agreement with my wife. All my cash sales I get to pocket. Everything else, credit card and checks go into the household bank account. She always wins as CC sales are about 65% !
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Welcome to the Village Mark! You are coming along nicely with your work. So, come on in and join the fun!
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I have seen the new Jet saw. As was mentioned, it is strictly a bottom feeding saw. I am a top feeder. I will never go back to bottom feeding so the Jet will never be a consideration for me. I know I will be ragged on this, but so be it !
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Yes I know Steve reccomends it, or used to recommend it. But the fact is lemon oil and orange oil are not designed as finishes. I have been touting this for years. I wish he would post about this as I have communicated with him about it.
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Great project John! I wasn't impressed when I saw the pattern on Steve's blog, but yours came out great!
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Why would you use lemon oil? Lemon oil is a polish, not intended as a finish. As you have found out, it never dries. Using an oil to bring out the natural color and grain of the wood is what I do, but you have to use a product that is intended as a finish. I use a 50/50 mixture of boiled linseed oil and mineral spirits. Then when dry, I use Deft semi gloss spray lacquer. Always read the label. If it say polish or cleaner, it is not a wood finsh!
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Beautiful work Rick! can you tells us what woods and blades you used, and who's pattern?
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Cool work Kevin!
