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Sam777

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About Sam777

  • Birthday 07/06/1956

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  • First Name:
    Samuel (Sammy)
  • Occupation:
    Mechanical Engineer
  • Location:
    San Antonio, TX
  • Gender:
    Male
  • Scroll Saw:
    EX-16
  • Project Types:
    Mostly Fret Work and Trivets
  • Interests:
    Glass Etching, SCROLLSAWING, General Woodworking
  • Pattern Designer:
    Yes
  • Design Software:
    Autocad, Inventor, Soliworks, Illustrator, Photoshop
  • Favorite TV Shows:
    Heartland (Great Long series on Netflix)
  • Favorite Movies:
    1. Front of the class
    2. Scar face (it is an old movie)
  • Two Truths & A Lie:
    1. I always aim for perfection,
    2. I can't tolerate lying,
    3. I am a musician
  • Quote:
    You get what you pay for

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  1. Good morning RJ, I didn't see your message until now (that's how often I look at my posts I'm close to the intersection if NW Military Hwy & Lockhill Selma Rd Sammy
  2. I have always used a clear shelf liner first, then I only print my patterns on full sheet adhesive back shipping labels and stick it onto the shelf linered wood. I have never had any issues removing the patterns even from the smallest most detailed fret work I ever cut. No spray adhesive and no blue tape. Sammy
  3. Thank you J.Tm I will do it your way and see how it comes out. God bless and Happy New Year Sammy
  4. with shellac would you not have problems with dripping from the corners and inside cuts as it is drying? Thank you
  5. Thank you JT. The bottom text I used my newly aquired laser on 1/2" hard maple it is just laser etched. As for Danish oil, wouldn't drip and cause isicles on the bottom side as it is drying? that is my concern about any liquid finish. I don't need a top coat. Thank you
  6. Hello all, Happy new year to the forum members Please help I made a couple of 3/4 walnut text pieces and would like to them in liquid finish to get into all the cuts and corners and dry quickly. What can I use? Thank you in advance
  7. Hello all, Happy new year to the forum members Please help I made a couple of 3/4 walnut text pieces and would like to them in liquid finish to get into all the cuts and corners and dry quickly. What can I use? Thank you in advance
  8. Thank you all for he replies and advice. I appreciate your help Sam
  9. Hello members, I am planning to water color a few kids toys. Would Shellac adhere fine after the water colors dry? Thank you for your help Sam
  10. Thank you all for the comment and advice. My saw is Excalibur 16 and I don't pay attention to the position of the blade. I will from now on I will report the fuzz situation when I cut next. Thank again
  11. Hi all, Whenever I scroll I mostly use 3/4" thick wood (Oak, Birch, Walnut). I am sold on the Pegas MGT blades but sometimes I get fuzz in the bottom depending on the wood. Would SKIP blades reduce that issue? Thank you in advance for any advice Sam
  12. Thank you all for the replies. I am glad I'm settled and ready to be back on this great forum and scroll sawing God Bless Sam
  13. Experience counts. Thanks again
  14. OMG, This is embarrassing. I had the saw switch on OFF every time I plugged into the foot switch. Thank you for that question I Appreciate your quick reply. You saved the day Sam
  15. Hi, Yes it does. I tried that and it works fine that way.
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