Sorcier
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Very nice job. I work in Victorville, CA, right off of Roy Rogers Drive. They used to have a museum there, which was wonderful to go through. I think they have now moved it to MO.
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I am absolutely Kevin's comments made sense to someone versed in electric/electronics.... but it was all Greek to me.
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Kevin, is there a template you use to get the 2 intersecting words? I would dearly like to try this. Ward
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Hello and welcome. I am very new and always looking for more experienced scrollers who can post their knowledge
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Once again, very nice work. :)
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Very nice work. I am still learning, hope to be up to your level one of these days.
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Kevin, I have noticed that you have said that you have the back of your saw about a foot higher than the front. I would think that the angle would make it difficult to see your work piece. Also, does not the dust fall into your lap? I just got a new Dewalt and am considering the best way to set it up as it did not come with a stand. Thanks, Ward
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Welcome to the Village, Ron. Lotsa helpful people here. Have fun.
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fantastic Job!!!!!
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Hello Josh and welcome. I am new here myself. I use 3m Super 77 Multipurpose Adhesive. It comes off easily with mineral spirits.
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very nice.. wish I could do a "couple of quick projects" like that.
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This was my first try at scrolling
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How do I get a picture of my work to appear here?
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Very nice. I am sure they will be pleased
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Kevin's picture is one of the reasons I figured I would fit right in..... love Hogan's Heros. <I see nothing, I hear Nothing.....>
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If BLO is not good for plywood, what would you suggest?
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I have just started scrolling and am enjoying it. I have been lurking around forums, have checked out youtube, and blogs. Hoping to have fun with this new hobby. I enjoy whittling and carving as well.
