Denny Knappen
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That is a mighty fine project
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Thanks Dave. Fun to make, but did take some time.
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Thanks, RJ. Now ready for Veterans Day.
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I finished all five 3D Veterans patterns by Steve Good. The wood is unknown. Cut on the Pegas Scroll Saw using Pegas #5R MGT Blades. A little tear out on the backside, but due to the grain of the wood. After sanding, dipped in diluted Shellac, another light sanding, and a final coat of spray Lacquer Clear Satin. Comments welcome.
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Wow, that is mighty fine.
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You might want to check The Art Factory, Karen Boelman's site since you might buy Dirk's book
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My, Dick, that is very impressive.
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That sure looks like a challenging piece. Might fine and framed too!
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Never made picks either. There is a music store just a block away
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Wow, I agree with Paul. You have the artist touch.
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Mighty impressive group of projects.
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Just to let you know, there is a #2 Spiral sized between #1 and #3.
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Another wonderful project
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Mighty fine cutting. How do you like the Pegas #3 spiral blades?
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Another beautiful project and amazing pattern. Which Pegas Spiral blade did you use?
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Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee.
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That is sure a beautiful box. The colors are spectacular.
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Cute ear rings!
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That sure is mighty fine. And I thought Miss Piggy!
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Mighty fine. The look with oak makes a great presentation.
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Hello from a tiny shop in Oklahoma City
Denny Knappen replied to Aaron K5ATG's topic in Introductions
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Halloween Gnome - AI generated
Denny Knappen replied to don in brooklin on's topic in Bragging Rights
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As a frame shop, I have access to all sorts of framing material, so this would be difficult to answer.
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Sure, like the Cardinal in the Maple Leaf
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The rule of thumb is 3 teeth in contact with the wood at all times. I would suggest a #1 FD UR blade.
