rdatelle
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Hi Larry, sorry I'm so late getting back to you. The wood is 1 inch thick and the blade I used was a # 3 reverse. Hope that helps.
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Creating A Pattern From A Photo Using Photoshop or Elements
rdatelle replied to CharleyL's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Hi Charley, thanks for your right up. I have photoshop but I've been afraid to use it for patterns. I might give it a try now. I'm going to try and print out your page so I can follow it better. Thanks again. -
Not sure Larry. I might be able to find out if that will help.
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Hi everyone, I have a teacher friend of mine that I work with in kindergarten every day where I volunteer. She's going to be getting her Doctorate degree an I want to make her something. Any ideas. Thanks
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Kevin, I feel your pain. I lost 40 pounds walking two miles a day at the mall and drinking just water and lots of it. You can do it but start slow and yes, see a doctor first. Good luck.
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Good job on those Todd. I'm looking for some small puzzles to make for my kindergarten class when I go back to school.
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I can see why it won. That came out beautiful. Looks like a lot of work went into that piece. Great colors to. Thanks for sharing.
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Denny, they look great. I'm looking for some small puzzle patterns to make for my kindergarten kids for when I go back to school on the 8th.
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Looks good Helmut. Helmut, is there a pattern for those somewhere. I have a lot of scrap wood that that can use up for something like that. I start back to school on the 8th in kindergarten. I volunteer there 5 days a week and I make a lot of small things for the kids. Let me know where i can find it. Thanks, Ralph.
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Nice cutting on that one. I have one that looks almost like that one but he faces the other way.
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Todd, I sign mostly all my work even though I don't sell any of it. I bought a branding iron from Rockler and it has different designs with my name under it. It's also electric.
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Nice again Kevin. You can probably do those in your sleep.
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Paul, those came out great. I love the wood you used and yes, they do go good together. Great job.
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They look good Kevin. I really like the one with Dean, Frank and Sammy. Great job on that one. Do you have a pattern for that one.
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Well done John. That is a great contribution over the years. You should feel very proud. God bless.
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Kevin, they look good anyway. I would of tried to cut out a y and glue it on. Once you paint it you wouldn't,t notice it.
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Nice job Todd. Veining looks good.
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Kevin, you are the name guy. I don't know how you stand painting all those. I hate painting, especially glitter. Looking good though.
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Thanks everyone for the kind words.
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Nice cutting John. I can see you have a few tricky cuts there.
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Nice job Joe. I know how that Red Oak could be. just did the Lords Prayer in Red Oak. Used a #3 reverse blade for the whole thing.
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This is a little something I knocked out yesterday for my two Granddaughters. I stacked them together. It's 1/4 inch B/B using a #3 reverse blade. This was pretty easy.
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You did ok Dick. Looks good with that pic.
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I like that pattern Dick. You did a great job. I would cut that one out to if I had it and hang it on my house. LOL. Well I'm for the second amendment.
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looks good to me Dick.
