Dave Monk

Your cutting is full of bull but sure looks great. dave

Melanie, If you would like the pattern let me know. Jerry, I'm not really a Texan but I do spend six months out of the year hear. Thanks to all of you for the nice comments. dave

I am in the process of designing a plaque that will have three small one hanging below a big one. The lady that I am doing the work for asked me if I had a "classy" way to attach them. I take it she does not like the idea of chains. If you have any ideas I would love to hear them. dave

What a beautiful piece Helmut. dave

Always great to get back in the shop. Nice job. dave

Nice job Dan. dave

Great job. I also love the job on the guitar. dave

Super job on pattern and cutting. dave

Sack cut (3) 1/8" Baltic Birch and one 1/4" MDF plywood. Backed with 1/2" Baltic Birch. All finished in lacquer in three different ways. dave.

Very nice job. dave

Great looking job. Love the painting job! Frame is really cool. dave

Very high quality job! Love it! dave

Soo nice! Sure a lot of nice keepsakes. dave

Kris, Definitely impressive. dave

Super nice of you Jim. dave

Super idea. Nice job cutting and finishing. dave

You must have been wore out after 7 hours of scrolling. Looks like you got a lot done. dave

You did good Ike. dave

Super sled. dave

Great job! Awesome tree

I posted before that I bought a new Dewalt Scroll Saw the end of January this past year. About a month ago it was making noises so I took it into the service center. After two weeks they called me and told me it was fixed. When I picked it up I looked it over good and noticed that the lower blade chuck was still wobbly. I complained nicely that it was a pain to drive a half hour both ways and it still had issues. They told me to go ahead and take it home and use it until they could get me a new one. When I got it home it sounded worse than before I took it in. I picked up my new one and it is wonderful. I didn't realize how bad my old one was until I got the new one. They told me at the service center that the replacement would have another full year warranty. I'm glad I never messed with the first saw or it might have voided my warranty. I realize several people talk about tearing them down right away and grease them but I think I will pass on that idea as long as it is under warranty. I probably won't be so lucky next time. I definetly give it much more use than it is built for. dave

Beautiful. Makes me want to go visit. dave

Super patterns and cuttings. dave

Great projects. dave

Nice Dan. dave