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A Little Info For Excalibur/Seyco Saw User
poupster2 replied to Scrappile's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I, on the other hand, contacted Marcus and got a set of knobs and I'm very pleased with them. I actually only used the large one on the bottom of the saw and it is exactly what I needed. Before I put the know on, after many hours of scrolling fretwork, My fingers would become sore of tightening and loosing the screw. But now, It doesn't hurt anymore. I don't tighten it more but it is more of the comfort and lack of pain that I really like. By the way, it was a great pleasure working with Markus and received my knobs in 3 days! Great service! -
That is a fantastic idea! I think you would do great!
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It took me three attempts to cut this Pickerel pattern
poupster2 replied to Frank Pellow's topic in Bragging Rights
The walleye looks great!, In my experience, cutting thin wood like that, I always try to stack cut them, Stacking slows your cut down and it acts as support on the back side. Added bonus is that you might get two done at the end! -
I have a local furniture maker that puts all his off-cuts in a bin outside for people to pic. Over the past year I've collected more wood for me to last at least 10 years.
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We will never thank them enough! THANK you! THANK you! THANK you!
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That is a great question and one I'd love to hear more about!
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We are glad you picked Scroll sawing but more so, that you found us. Make yourself at home and do not hesitate to ask us anything!
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Glad I was able to help! Let us know how you like it!
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I totally agree with what you just said Scrappile and a place to share and discuss same Interest, You can do that Identified or anonymous. Its a personnel preference. Not mine !
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If anyone needs translations, I'll be happy to help!
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Steve Goods had a great review of a lamp someone had suggested him and it was cheap!. It was a Fluorescent Magnifying Lamp from Harbor Freight and it was $40. Review is here: https://scrollsawworkshop.blogspot.com/2017_04_20_archive.html
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Playing Devil's advocate here! but some people want to stay anonymous. And that is the the whole point of a Forum! You can post without being identified! Christian.
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Very nice Pike Alex,
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Welcome to the village CJ, from Vermont.
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The puzzles are fantastic! I've never made any puzzles, is there a specific pattern to follow to make the puzzles or did you do them free hand?
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Travis you are doing an awesome job! Thank you for taking the time to do this. I know how long some of these changes can take as I work full time in computers. Coffee FAB4??? I'm having a Margarita!!! I'm chill!
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No SD, I did not catch that one! LOL Ended up making 8 of those and that was my contribution for this Ice fishing tournaments! Great bunch of folks and was happy to donate these!
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I love the font you used! Nice work!
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That is truly remarkable! Good job John!
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Sorry to say but the Ice house is Now closed! But there are some other fabulous restaurants and pubs in the downtown area. I know you'll find a good replacement.
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Thank you Dave and I hope I'll be able to return the favor. I already feel I'm in dept with all this incredible knowledge and incredible patterns!
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Hi from the Burlington, Vermont area, I've been scrolling for around 15 years now but only recently have I done so to sell my work. My craft has always been for presents for family and friends and I have enjoyed doing it. 2 years ago, my daughter needed to do some found raising so; I decided to help her by making ornaments. Needless to say that I got addicted to making all these ornaments and to all the positive feedback and encouragement that I got at the many craft fairs I attended. I now make a lot more than just ornaments and just discovered this community and cannot believe how much information there is on this site. Here is a trophy I made for the Champlain Valley Hardwater tournament series. Ended up needing to make 8!!!
