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Has anyone tried the Chimes of Normandy pattern from cherry tree?
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Started work on this 12 x 14 work area In the basement on Dec. 1, complete with dust collection system. Seems to be working quite well. Now back to projects.
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Steve Good pattern. Need to go shopping for a better frame.
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Judy Roberts pattern. Used Aspen with white gel stain, cedar, black cherry, western red cedar. The suggestion was to use the wonder wheel to mark out grooves in the headband. I tried this on some scrap pieces and just could not get it right.
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Sorry for the delay the one on the left I did first, the one on the right just finished. Mixed opinions are very interesting! Thanks for your comments and suggestions
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I have been doing Intarsia for about 2 years now. One of these Iris I did when I first began, the other I finished last month. Can you tell which is the latest, which do you like best the one on the left or right?
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Just finished this scroll saw piece. Used poplar, Iroka and cherry.
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Judy Roberts Pattern. I used Walnut, Aspen, Black Cherry, red cedar and curly maple. It is 15.5 x 11
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Judy Roberts pattern Used red heart, tzalam, hondorus mahogany, lyptus and gonsalaves. Can't "brag " too much, big boo boo on hind leg. Repaired my boo boo, not perfect but I think it is better.
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Worthington pattern. Blue pine, hondours mahognay, red heart, lyptus, black cherry, sycamore and paela. Made the frame from pine molding.
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Second project completed this month. Turns out to be a horse month.
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Completed this project this month.
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JUdy Roberts pattern, Wenge, cherry, aspen and walnut.
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Super work
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A couple of fun scroll saw pieces.
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Hanging this piece is a challenge. I don't like that you can see the wire but the only alternative I can see is two hangers but they would be at different heights and would be really difficult to hang straight .
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This sleigh is from a Worthington house pattern,, at intarsia.net. It is named Christmas Sleigh.
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What better project to complete in July?
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I took your advice Russell, drilled out the pins and replaced. Fits perfect now. Thanks
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bring your tree slice down and we can cut it out together (just kidding)
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I have only used spiral blades a couple of times. I seem to have difficulty in securing the blades up to the saw especially the bottom. Keeps slipping out. Is there a preferred method to putting in these spirals? Rick
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Welcome I also find the #5 the most useful
