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This sound pretty good to me, we appreciate all your time and efforts that you put through to keep this site up.
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Very nice it will be a nice conversation piece.
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This summer has been the pits her in Canada's capital, so not much time on the golf course but I can always go and make some sawdust. Got 2 more cheese cutters done and a Poodle Wood used for the cheese cutters are : Walnut, Maple Mahogany and Zebra wood. I applied 3 coats of bees wax buffing between each coat, ready for some cheese. Poodle was cut using oak and painted black for show.
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I used an FDUR#5
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The Giraffe family is from the Fall Issue of SWWC magazine. The Golden retriever pattern is from Iggy. They are fun to cut I used 3/4 oak for the giraffe and 3/4 yellow heart for the dog
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I had to cut a few of this pattern for my country's bash. Steve Good's pattern
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With the rain and no golf, spent some times in the shop and came up with these items. Cheese board is done but the bird houses and the trivet do not have any finish on them yet. I'm sure it will rain again this summer.LOL
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Thanks to Wayne for the pattern of the circular holder. These are for holding "diffuser" bottles, customer wanted a circular one to hold 15 bottles (Wayne Pattern) and two rectangular to hold 6 bottles each. Wood used is Walnut 3/4" thick Now let's hope for sunshine and good golf.
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Just finish this before the real golf season start. Cut out of a piece of white oak and 3 coats of Tung Oil.
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I would go with the FDUR # 5 or 7
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Wood use was red oak, white oak, patterns are from Bobscroll and Chachi, blades used FDUR # 3 and 5 and my go to finish is Tung oil at least 3 coats
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No I think it is from Chachi
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It has been raining here for the last 4 days, forget about golf course available. Spent some time in my basement making sawdust, rain rain please go away.
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I did some with basswood and after they dried up the wood split, I used poplar now never a problem
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It took me three attempts to cut this Pickerel pattern
scrollerpete replied to Frank Pellow's topic in Bragging Rights
This is very nice, excellent work with the spiral blades. -
Bob
I'm having problem to print some of your trivets patterns.
I have Windows 7 software, could you provide some tips please.
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That is very nice - Are the patterns available?
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Excellent piece of craftsmanship
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Made a few more trivets, south western dream catcher and magic golf ball holder this week. Golf season is coming soon in my neck of the woods, courses are open but we had lot's of rain and more to come so not too much fun to play so far. That's fine with me more time with my scroll saw.
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I also like Weldbond because it dry crystal clear and stick very well also. For bigger job my go to is TitebondIII. Will give Loctite a try. Since I'm just about out of Weldbond
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Very nice real good craftsmanship
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Thanks for looking, really enjoy my time on the scrollsaw and the new patterns that people are coming up with. Got a few from Bob that are on the to do list. BTW This trivet pattern is from Sue Mey. HAppy Easter everyone
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It was just as easy to cut two than only one. I just use the two pieces of wood together with the glue gun,cut the inside and after glued 2 more pieces for the backing and there it is, 2 for the time and price of one.
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Kevin I just used the table saw to rip the wood 1" wide and glue them face up (open end grain) and the sanding was done with belt sander, started with 80 grit and then to 120, next palm sander from 180, 220 and finish with 400 grit. Glue that I use is Titebond III
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I made a few boxes that you have to cut the inside, saved them and used the forester bit to drill the hole in the middle. Got the glass candle holder and voila you have a nice little hostess gift or give away. Save a forest LOL I just used 3 coats of Tung oil for the finish. Just add some more
