Denny Knappen
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Thanks Pete. That saw is fun to work with as there is very little vibration.
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Thanks Dave.
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Thanks Dan. Jacob's designs are very distinct.
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Thanks Gordie. The other day we saw a Great Horned Owl. I need to make one of those.
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Thanks Les. I like this one more than the one made almost a year ago.
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Thanks RJ. Being punny?
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Very well done, Edward. Your saw looks so clean.
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That does look like a tough one, but you did a good job.
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Enjoy the book. I made several from the book. The Bison was made about May of last year.
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Thanks. Jacob Fowler is one of my favorite designers.
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The pattern is by Jacob Fowler. I used 1/2" Poplar and 3/4" Padauk for the base. It was cut on the Pegas Scroll Saw using #3R and #5R MGT blades. The finish is spray Shellac. Comments welcome.
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Nice cutting and staining.
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Very well done. Thanks for the close up of the feathers,
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The live edge really steps it up a notch.
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Sure looks good, l too like the brown.
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Way to go, Kevin.
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Paul, that looks wonderful. Enlarging was a great idea. I made one actual size and some of the holes were really small.
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Hi Steve. Welcome to the forum from TN.
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What does your shop look like?
Denny Knappen replied to cowboyup3371's topic in General Scroll Sawing
My shop is also half of the two car garage. I will ditto what Bill Wilson said. -
Welcome to the forum from TN. I thought we would downsize when we moved to TN, but them bought ArtCrafters.
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Yes, those are awesome and I like the first also.
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Thanks Dennis. I am currently working on a Jacob Fowler pattern using Pegas MGT #3 blades.
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Enjoy the new saw. This is a wonderful hobby.
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A wonderful cross. "Nibbling" is definitely ok.
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Hi Jim. That is a wonderful piece. Much to be proud about. Thanks for the side view. It sure shows the depth. Years ago, my first intros piece was an Angelfish. I showed it on another forum and the comments were “more shaping”.
