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  1. scrollerpete
    Welcome to the village lot’s of friendly and knowledgeable people here, bring a coffee and enjoy
  2. scrollerpete
    Very nice Barb, I vote for wall hanging also, you do not want to hide it as a trivet.
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    You have been a busy man, excellent job and lot’s of happy grand kids, I am sure
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    Where are they going to get worms in Winnipeg at this time of the year. This should be treasure not sold
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    The smaller one she purchased it years ago, she got more plates and I had to make the bigger one
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    Not scroll saw related, my wife likes to collect the saucer and tea cup and after coming back from Florida, her friends brought some over as gifts. She said I need another display. As the saying say”happy wife is happy life”. I used red oak and minwax stain. She likes it so browny points for me. The first picture is the one that she purchased years ago, the next two are the one that I made.
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    Hi Don another great gnome, you have to work on aBlue Jays one now, ball season start today.
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    I use Tuck tape and it works real good.
  9. scrollerpete
    Welcome to the village, all nice folks around willing to help all the time, just ask and someone or more will answer
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    What ever brand of epoxy you use, you have to follow their recommendations, I.e is it a deep pour(greater than 11/2” deep). You can use good quality packing tape but I prefer Tuck tape myself. The measurements for ratio hardener to resin are extremely important in order for the epoxy to settle. As far as adding color that is really easy you don’t need much. The stirring to get rid of bubbles is very important and also either a hair dryer or heat gun will help (not too hot and close with the heat gun) I would recommend start with a small project and have fun. P.S. you can find a calculator for the amount of epoxy require for your project, it is important because if you mix too much, it will be wasted and epoxy is not cheap.
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    Very nice Paul, I am sure it will be well received.
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    That is a triple WOW from me, first to make the pattern and then to go even better is to cut it. This is piece of art.
  13. scrollerpete
    Again lot’s of patience for the glue part and your cutting is very nice
  14. scrollerpete
    Very nice Dick
  15. scrollerpete
    The tree needed replacements, great work Denny, I am glad they are still popular for you.
  16. scrollerpete
    I must have missed this one, will show some of my work
  17. scrollerpete
    Patterns from Uncle John animals patterns
  18. scrollerpete
    This is a Steve Good Pattern https://www.stevedgood.com/teetime.pdf
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    Since I am an avid golfer, I had to cut this one
  20. scrollerpete
    WOW very nice excellent work
  21. scrollerpete
    Pattern from Sue Mey, never too early to start on ornaments
  22. scrollerpete
    Craft MDF plywood from KJP
  23. scrollerpete
    After 418 holes and 27.25 hours using a Pegas #1 Skip straight blade(s). Will NOT cut another one again. I did stacked cut 3 layers.
  24. scrollerpete
    There is a free software that you can also use, it is call scrollmania.com
  25. scrollerpete
    You just keep expending your skills Denny, well done.
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