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Young_Scroller

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  1. very nice! looks really good, thanks for sharing
  2. wow! very cool design, never heard of pine needle baskets but it sure looks great! thanks for sharing
  3. ive only used 1/4 inch because thats what is easily available, I would like to try 1/8 because you could stack more, I dont know if there is a big difference between them, more of a matter of preference
  4. BLO-boiled linseed oil is always nice, will use it with some projects, others usually just spray polyurethane
  5. congrats, you will love it, excited to see what you can do with it
  6. looks really good! you are really getting the hang of those spirals!
  7. thats a great idea, the coasters look great! thanks for sharing
  8. very nice, cool little dragon, thanks for sharing
  9. good luck with the new saw, Im sure you will love it, excited to see what you can do with it
  10. looks great! especially like the cross, thanks for sharing
  11. congrats John! thats great!!!
  12. looks great! thanks for sharing
  13. menards is great, definitley my favorite store, its where I get all my scroll saw blades
  14. good luck at your new job, your scroll work certainly is looking good, thanks for sharing
  15. I sometimes just use a bunch of brad nails in the waste pieces, this usually holds it together pretty tight, just put at least two or three in the final cut so it doesnt pivot
  16. hey sam if I read DWs reply right he said just hold the bolt not to actually tighten the bolt but the screw, and if the screw keeps turning the hold the bolt with the wrench and continue to tighten the screw
  17. looks good, coin cutting is pretty cool, you could always leave the coins on a train track to make them bigger, lol just kidding
  18. way to go, like the red football, go huskers
  19. looks good! seems like your enjoying your new saw
  20. beautiful work, he will love it, thanks for sharing
  21. looks good! cool idea
  22. im pretty lucky too I guess, I have good stores really close to me that I can find all the wood I ever need for scrolling
  23. just a suggestion for any wheels you might end up buying I would only put them on the back legs but not on the bottom but on the back just enough so they touch the ground. this way whenever you need to move it you just tilt it back on those wheels and wheel it around. that way its solid on the ground instead of sitting on wheels. I dont know if you could do this on the dewalt stand but it was just an idea.
  24. looks really good jerry, that corian looks really good, might have to give it a try
  25. very nice, thanks for sharing
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