Denny Knappen
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Very well done, Edward. Cute Fire Trucks.
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I purchase turning stock from Ocooch Hardwoods. I just got Ash and can make 3 from one piece. But then again, I don’t have any equipment to mill to size.
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Sacrificial backer for thin projects
Denny Knappen replied to Crosstimbers's topic in General Scroll Sawing
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Sacrificial backer for thin projects
Denny Knappen replied to Crosstimbers's topic in General Scroll Sawing
A stack cut of 3 x 1/4" = 3/4" wood. I think that is too thick for a #1R MGT blade. The blade has 13.7 TPI. You might consider the Pegas #1 Skip blade which has 22.7 TPI. Only problem, this is not a reverse blade. -
What a delicate pattern to cut. Congrats on the new Saw.
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Very well done, Jim. Thank you for all you do for the little ones.
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Very well done. I made one using Baltic Birch plywood. The plywood layers gave a dramatic look.
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Very well done and school colors as well.
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Bobby's pattern of The Monkeys, Backwards
Denny Knappen replied to Charlie E's topic in Bragging Rights
Been the done that. A valentine project with the words backwards. My wife has it in front of the mirror so we can read the words. -
Wonderful story. Quite an artist.
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My all time favorite car. At the time I was driving a ‘51 Pontiac.
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Very busy with scrolling. Good therapy.
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You sure have been busy. Is the dog for a planter?
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I vote for the Butterflies.
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Sure. Lot of time and effort in that piece.
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Very nice pattern. Something The Duke would say.
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Wow, Joe, that is an amazing cut. Just perfect.
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Very well done, Stack Cutting is the way to go on many projects.
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I sure like the live edge, but all are great.
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Raised bed garden box is the way to go. Tomatoes sure sounds good right now.
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Very well done. Thanks or the video.
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Fun to have a new workspace.
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I agree with Wayne. Find a blade you are comfortable using. We all have preferences. I use both FD and Pegas and very satisfied with both brands. Even though I sell Pegas, I would not attempt to talk someone away from a blade they are comfortable using. Yes, TPI is important. On Pegas MGT blades the 2/0R is 15.4. On Pegas Skip blades 2/0 is 28.2. When comparing brands always consider the TPI.
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Saying Hello from Yorkshire, UK
Denny Knappen replied to graham clements-turner's topic in Introductions
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Very well done. The use of stain is real effective.
