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Denny Knappen

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  1. I also agree, #3 MGT is too aggressive on 1/4” stock. I use #1 MGT blades.
  2. Thanks Kevin. Don’t get the arm bent reaching for the wallet!
  3. It is a neat display. We sell them at ArtCrafters. We are currently out of stock. Once we reopen we should have them back in stock.
  4. Thanks Les. It is a very stable display.
  5. ThanksRJ. That is a pleasant thought, but I think people will be cautious in venturing out of the homes
  6. Not sure if I posted this, but this is one way I display the Miniature Birdhouse Ornaments at ArtCrafters.
  7. Well, I use something different. As a framer, we use double sided tape on almost every project. Works great for stack cutting.
  8. The editors wanted them cut in those wood and 3/4” thick. I have never cut Brazilian Cherry.
  9. Thanks Paul. I got that piece from Ocooch Hardwoods. Still 8” x 16” left.
  10. Thanks Steve. These took some time to cut.
  11. Thanks Dave
  12. Thanks. I agree on the hardness of Purpleheart
  13. Thanks Marg. I consider it hard, but not very hard.
  14. Thanks Les.
  15. I used FD UR blades. In fact, I am using UR#1 on a project. I like the UR because of the crimp. As a Pegas dealer, I use MGT blades with the demo Pegas Scroll saw. In the Bragging Section, I posted two trivets. These were cut using Pegas MGT #3 blades. The blades cut true.
  16. Thanks, Dan. Yes, I did cut the holes and should have drilled them.
  17. Thanks for the nice comment.
  18. Thanks RJ. I didn’t stack cut these. The wood was too hard to stack cut.
  19. In case you missed it, I cut these for the current issue of "Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts". They are approximately 8" in diameter and 3/4" thick. I used Purple Heart for one and Yellowheart for the other. If I were to make these again, I would eliminate the outer ring of small frets on the Yellow Heart.
  20. Welcome to the Village forum from TN. Post pictures of your work.
  21. Thanks Dan. Actually it was a free pattern in his catalog. I did not buy the book.
  22. Thanks Steve.
  23. Thanks RJ. How can that be? Same picture on all sites.
  24. Thanks Paul. This one will be for the wife.
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