Denny Knappen
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Hello on top of the Cumberland Plateau of TN
Denny Knappen replied to Garry Brpwine's topic in Introductions
Welcome to the Village forum from Dayton, Tennessee. You are just a hope, skip, and jump from Dayton, so stop by and check out our store. We sell Pegas Scroll Saws and supplies. -
A work of art
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Thank you.
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That sure is a work of art
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That is super, Don
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Mighty fine
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I use a foot pedal and leave the switch on. Both on the EX21 and Pegas with no problems. I have the Pegas Switch and cover in stock.
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Hi Marie. Just for you.
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Hi Matt. I wanted the smallest kerf possible and the #2/0R MGT tends to break. They don't make a #0 MGT, so I went to #0 Super Skip blade, About the same tpi but no reverse teeth. This is not a problem as I have to sand each ring separately.
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Thanks, Edward.
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Thanks Dave
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Thanks Peter
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Another Alex Fox Basket C275. This is my favorite design which is why I took the picture from the top. I used 1/4"solid Cherry 8" square. Cut on the Pegas Scroll Saw using Pegas #0 Super Skip blades. After sanding, glue each ring, let dry, then glue another. A coat of spray Shellac, another sanding with a Mac Mop, and a final coat of spray Lacquer Clear Gloss. Comments welcome.
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Mighty fine, Jim.
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A work of art
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That is really beautiful.
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That is too cute!
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Thanks Dave for the nice comment.
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Thanks Marie for the nice comment.
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I bought the pattern many years ago. There is no designer listed, and the website is no longer. If you would like a PDF, email me at [email protected]
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Go for it, RJ.
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What a special project
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I finished the two "Wedding Rings" this weekend. I used 1/2" solid Hard Maple 6" x 12" for each. Cut on the Pegas Scroll Saw using Pegas #1 MGT blades for the letters and numbers and #3 MGT blades for everything else. After sanding on the Mac Mop, dipped in diluted Shellac, and a final light sanding. Comments welcome.
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Here you go making boxes!
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It is my only source over many years. Only on problem and they replaced it immediately.
