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  • Birthday 09/08/1942

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  • First Name:
    Walt
  • Occupation:
    Retired sign company owner
  • Location:
    gresham, oregon
  • Gender:
    Male
  • Scroll Saw:
    Delta
  • Project Types:
    fretwork
  • Interests:
    relaxing at our cabin and fishing
  • Pattern Designer:
    Yes
  • Design Software:
    CorelDraw 12
  • Quote:
    It is what it is!!

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    Thank you
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    I use"spray contact cement". Works great!
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    I have been scrolling for about 2 years. I have done some projects using .032 copper sheets laminated onto 1/4" black, PVC plastic.I think the results are quite stunning. I have sanded the copper surface and also "torched" the surface to get the effect I want. (Torch the surface before you laminate the copper to the PVC).I use a Pegus, metal cutting blade, #5, and it works great.
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