Denny Knappen
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Congratulations on the sales. No wonder with such great projects.
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Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee. As a Pegas dealer, if you have any Pegas questions, I would be pleased to help.
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Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee. As a Pegas Dealer. if you have Pegas questions, I would be pleased to help.
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A super fine project and well deserved honor.
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I don't use it for patterns, but we have a blue print cabinet at ArtCrafters. We use it to store framing projects before we get to the project.
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It may also be the blade tpi. Rule of thumb is 3 teeth in contact with the wood at all times. Maybe use a blade with more teeth per inch (tpi).
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A work of art, Frank.
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Another great work.
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Very well done. I had to enlarge the picture to see the glitter
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King Kong on Empire State Building using AI
Denny Knappen replied to Allen levine's topic in General Scroll Sawing
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WOW great explanation. I never thought of going beyond the throat by using spiral blades and angle cuts.
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That sure is mighty fine, Dan.
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Why spiral rather than flat?
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Oh my, you will be busy
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Mighty fine cutting
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Mighty fine cutting
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That is a mighty fine setup. Congrats on the sales.
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Just a note. I have a customer with the Bauer and he will be putting the Pegas Chuck Head Set on it. He will let me know how it works.
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Very well done. I too, don't suggest a stain. Leave it natural.
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I purchased the Seyco Cyclone Dust Collection system and attached it to the Pegas. Works great, but does not have a top pickup.
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A very bice project and framed too!
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It is not a finish, but I dip many projects in diluted Shellac, diluted 50% with denatured alcohol
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I have a short video on YouTube on replacing the tension lever. My channel is ArtCrafters Scroll Saw.
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I think the smallest I made was 1 inch. Suggestion on the "6" use a fount that is scroller friendly.
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Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee. As a Pegas dealer, I may be able to help if you have any Pegas Scroll Saw questions.
