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Tommy Johnson

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  • First Name:
    Tommy
  • Occupation:
    Retired
  • Location:
    Mountain Home , Arkansas
  • Gender:
    Male
  • Scroll Saw:
    RBI/HAWK 26"
  • Project Types:
    Mostly Fretwork! Wildlife, Native American, Military and etc.
    I have done some Chess sets and other compound cuttings.
  • Interests:
    Chip Carving
    Haven't been fishing for some years now but I do love that also.
    Grilling
  • Pattern Designer:
    No
  • Favorite Books:
    I like James Patterson, Lee Child, W.E.B. Griffin, Clive Cussler and the list just keeps on going. Mostly Fiction but have read a few Non-fiction also.
  • Favorite TV Shows:
    Criminal minds
    cooking channel
    Ridiculasness( spelling isn't one of my strong suits)
  • Favorite Movies:
    Too many to list! We do Netflex and right now into Criminal Minds, several seasons.
  • Quote:
    Making sawdust!

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  1. I have had Cedar do that at times and that was with the tape running with the grain. When that happens I just take it off from the other direction.
  2. All the tips sound great plus Practice, Practice and more Practice!
  3. I use the 1/4" or 1/2" Baltic Birch depending on the thickness of the piece I'm putting it on.
  4. That is one of the first things that I learned from the scrolling class that I took years ago. Your able to scroll longer without your shoulder, arms or elbows getting sore!
  5. I always save the front piece I cut out of the log. People are amazed at what is inside the log.
  6. I got a book years ago called Fun and Easy Scrollsaw projects. The name on the book is Spielman. There are 3 log patterns in that one.
  7. I got a book years ago called Fun and Easy Scrollsaw projects. The name of the book is Spielman. There are 3 log patterns in that one.
  8. You can go into the settings and change or delete the taxes as you want to! I try and avoid checks as I have been burnt before taking them. You might be surprised to how much your sales go up when you can take cards!
  9. Wow, that is really restricting you! That 8x8 is probably outside measurements also! Good luck You get it set up post a picture!
  10. I'm betting you could find it at either Sue Mey's site or Sheila Landry's site
  11. I have been using Square for several years now and for the most part very happy with it. Had problems with the first chip reader I got but they replaced it very fast at no charge if you get the old one back to them in a certain amount of time. The chip reader needs to be charged up every day. You can find the regular readers at just about any retail store now. I have even seen them in Home Depot. I know that when I was able to start accepting credit/debit cards my sales went up quite a bit! Good luck on the sales!
  12. www,cherrytreetoys.com sells it also. Plus they also sell it by the foot and it is 12" wide!
  13. Good luck with the show Scott! Hope there is a big turn out!
  14. When I want to sand a piece that has been cut out I use my palm sander both front and back. Don't want the sander crabbing and of the pieces and breaking them. On the back if there are any fuzzies left I quickly hit them with a torch!
  15. I use the Dewalt OBS to get my wood ready for scrolling. Mine has a dust bag on it but find it full quite often. If I use it alot at one time my hand tends to go numb but that's probably just me. Once I get the Fretwork done I use a palm sander on the back to help get off some of the fuzzies.
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