Denny Knappen
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Enjoy the new Saw
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Very cool scrolling. Congrats on the anniversary. Ours will be 54 on September 3rd.
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After more than a year of debating , I bit the bullet!
Denny Knappen replied to poupster2's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Congrats on the new saw. You should have years of scrolling pleasure. -
Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee
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Thanks all for the nice comments.
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Welcome to the Village forum from TN
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Thanks Dan. Sanding on the Sand Flee made quick work of sanding the fuzzies.
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Thanks Ron. Nice to own a frame store. Just grad some cutoffs and make a frame.
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Thanks for the nice comment
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Thanks Ike. Framing really sets it off.
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The Elder is finished. The pattern by Jim Blume. I used 1/4" Baltic Birch plywood 12" square and backed with black mat board. Cut on the Pegas Scroll Saw using Pegas #0 Spiral blades. The finish is one coat spray Shellac and one coat spray Lacquer Clear Satin. Of course framed at ArtCrafters.
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Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee.
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I met another Scoll saw Village member
Denny Knappen replied to heppnerguy's topic in General Scroll Sawing
There are a few of us in TN. There is a scroller, I don't know if a member, from Elizabethton, TN. He may stop by on Saturday for a visit. Through the years many scrollers stopped by ArtCrafters. -
Thanks Melanie
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Welcome to the Village forum from TN
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Thanks all for the nice comments.
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Thanks Ray.
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Thanks Ron. In Diana's original pattern it had a fretwork kokopelli. I preferred the horse.
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My first attempt was with 1/4" stock. Jim Finn suggested 3/8" stock. I used FD Polar #3 and adjusted the angle with sample cuts until I was satisfied with the fit. Then made the cut.
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Thanks. Took a little time to get the angle right.
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Thanks Dan. I switched to spray Lacquer Clear Satin.
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Thanks RJ. This was a fun inlay.
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The pattern is by Diana Thompson, but I modified it by inlaying a horse. I follower Jim Finn's recommendation to use 3/8" stock for the inlay. My wife suggested the white horse inlayed into the Walnut. All other woods are scraps. It was cut on the EX21 using FD Polar #3 and #9 blades. Yes, I still have some FD blades at home. The finish is three coats of Minwax spray Lacquer Clear Satin. Comments welcome.
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Hi Sam. I buy Scroll Saw ready wood. I know it is more expensive, but I don’t have a bandsaw.
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That is exactly what I did with the "Red Fox" posted earlier
