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Can you cut a ceramic tiles with a scroll saw, I think that the FD Polar blades should do it. Any people try it before?
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The boxes patterns are from Sheila Landry, the walls of the boxes might be 3 or 4 rings so that's where these come from.
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Made lot's of boxes recently and I had all these inserts laying around, I decided to use it for what I call "Redneck Coasters". I have 2 coats of Tung oil for the finish and I glued some cork under in order to protect the furniture. Better than the wood pile. Also I just finish cutting the maple leaf trivet posted on the site, excellent pattern and easy to cut.
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Now you know she will want more jewelry to fill the display, I'm sure it was not in your plan. LOL
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Shipping charges are based on $$$ spent I think up to $40 it is $13 shipping charges.
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I can print anything else it is not the printer.
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I tried to print a pattern from the library and my printer just print like a shadow, tried 2 or 3 times same result. Did I do anything wrong? Patterns that i tried was the Christmas Tivet and Celtic one also.
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Seyco is the place tremendous after sale service.
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I vote no clock it will take away from the inlay
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I have an Excalibur saw so the table do not tilt, the head of the saw move. For inlay I moved the head to the right 2 to 3 degrees depending on thickness of the wood and I cut clockwise. To test just draw a circle on your piece of wood you plan on using and see the fit, the inlay piece should not go through but stay a little bit on top, you can sand it flush. Hope this help.
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Very nice boxes I really like the natural one out of a log, excellent idea way better than the stove.
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That is a real nice bowl and you said it was your first. I'm impressed well done.
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See pattern from old crow 2
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If your bowl will be used for food, used mineral oil and beeswax, buff between coats(at least3 coats). On the outside of the bowls I used shellac 2 to 4 coats.
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I would sand one day and stain the next day after all the dust has settled on the floor, done it myself and it worked for me.
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Very nice excellent choice of wood. Too bad the pattern is not available, have some Harley's friends that will go BANANAS for this
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Thank you very much for all the nice comments, so let' s put these pieces of scraps to good use and maybe make some $$$$$$
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Yes they are, same family but their daughter bought the puppy.
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Many of you requested a full face shot, after all these nice comments I cannot refuse such a demand, so here it is: Sorry I had to use the flash.
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I requested this pattern at least 2 years ago, my neighbor's dog died and I got a picture from their daughter of the dog always laying on her security blanket. I finally got the nerve to cut it this year, will give it to them for Christmas. Now the shop is closed for the holidays. Wish every dust maker a wonderful Christmas to them and family and all the best for the New Year.
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Neighbors got a new puppy and I made this for Christmas gifts. Christmas decoration pattern from Steve Good Bone pattern from Don R I used 2 magnets on the back to attach anywhere
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Have been making bowls & boxes for Christmas and I had a box full of pieces of scrap so I decided to put it to good use.
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In Canada we have a company called general.ca, they will ship to the uk and since the part is not big it should be decent price. I just check their website and the do have a distributor in England
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Hardy's hobbies and crafts Madoc Ontario They have a web site -
This is super cutting and lot's of patience, you should be very proud of the result.
