rdatelle
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They all came out great. There's a lot of cutting there. Those stars can be a pain to do. Well done.
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Now Dan, you gave me an idea there.
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Dave that is just beautiful. I wish I knew how to do that.how do you get that inlay so tight.
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Like everyone said, eyes are to big. I would probably drill the eyes but don,t go all the way through. Trail and error.
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Wow Randy, those are amazing. I would love to see you do them. You must have a lot of patience.
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That's a tough question Dave. I like them both but the red looks more for xmas.
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Thanks for the info. I have Danish oil to but never think of using it. Have to give it a try.
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Quick question. What is the combination of the BLO. I ran out but I forgot the mixture. I know it's 50% boiled linseed oil but what's the other part. I think it's acetone but not sure. Thanks. Ralph.
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Just finished this piece today. It's a Steve Goods pattern and it's about 18 inches tall. Made out of Walnut, Oak and Pine. I used a #3 blade on the whole thing. Debating weather to add a black backing on the statue part or leave it as is. I don't think Steve had a backer on his either.
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Thanks everyone for the compliments. I almost wasn't going to try it and I was going to buy one already made off of Scott but I said to myself,self if you can't do it you can always get one from Scott. LOL.
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Well I decided to give this a try. I was a little Leary but I did it anyway. I want to thank Scott for the idea and the pattern. I don't think it came out as good as Scotts. I'm giving this to my Grandson who just started taking Saxophone lessons. I hope he likes it. I made this out of pine so it would be easy to cut.I can see why Scott doesn't want to do to many of these. There a pain in the butt. Tough to follow the lines. I don't think I'll be doing any more of these. Thanks again Scott.
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Hi Scott, I can't seem to find a pattern for the saxophone. Is there any way I can get a copy from you. I would be willing to pay you for it. If not, I would like to buy one of your puzzles already made. Let me know. My email is [email protected] Ralph.
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Wow Scott, they came out great. My grandson just started playing the sax. He would love something like that. I'll have to see if I can get a pattern for that.
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Looks good. She should love it. I love the wood.
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I use all different brands. All seem to work fine for me.
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Wow Tony, it's amazing how you can make pens out of wood and make them so beautiful. That's a craft in it self.
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That came out great Rick. I'm so jealous. I wish I had the nerve to try something like that. It looks so complicated.
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Cabinet shop walked away ,left me plenty for free
rdatelle replied to amazingkevin's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Good for you Keven. Hopefully you can use most of that stuff. -
Dick, that looks finished to me already. You did great on that one.
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Boy Dan, your doing a great job on that wheel. Looks better than the original. You have some nice tools there that I can see in the pic. Nefinetly you need the right tool for the right job.
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I usually cut on the line from right to left. If I have a lot of detail I will cut to the right of the line to give the piece a little more stability. A lot depends on the pattern your cutting to.
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Dan, glad your up and running again. I know what it's like when my 788 went dow for over a week. That box is coming out great. Can't wait to see it finished.
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I think Amazon sells some puzzle books like that.
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Nice looking wheel. You got your work cut out for you there. I did a couple of wheels but not that big. I cut the angles at 22.5 degrees and that seem to make them fit pretty good. Trial and error. Good luck.
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Nice cutting. I think I like the red one to.
