Denny Knappen
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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.
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Very impressive. Looks like you are a master with the Spiral blades.
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That sure is beautiful. Great idea of the backer for stability. Nice frame too!
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Very well done.
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If the pattern is too large for the printer, I draw a line down the center and print each half then line up the pieces.
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Thanks Paul. So true.
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Thank you. Lots of fun.
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That is a wonderful project. I am sure it will be appreciated.
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Thanks RJ
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Dog Puzzle - Dachshund pattern by Harvey Blyer. I used 3/4" Poplar 6" x 9". Cut on the Pegas Scroll Saw using Pegas #3 MG Blades. After cutting, lightly sanded with a Mac Mop, dipped in diluted Shellac, and another light sanding. Comments welcome.
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Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee. As a Pegas dealer, if you have any questions, I would be pleased to help.
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I sell Pegas blades and the biggest reason is blade slippage which affects tension. The biggest reason for blade slippage is the setscrew or thumb screw.
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Klingspor Hickory,NC woodworking show this weekend.
Denny Knappen replied to NC Scroller's topic in General Scroll Sawing
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Very nice and thanks for sharing,
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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
