Denny Knappen
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Very well done, Dick. A Steve Good pattern I must have missed.
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Very well done. Memories like that are to be treasured.
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Awesome, Jim. Are the little Christmas Balls inlay too?
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He Is Risen Table Sign Pattern (Easter)
Denny Knappen replied to baggetta's topic in Bragging Rights
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Awesome project, Jim. I sure like the side view to show depth.
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On tip I received, keep your first project and hang it on the wall of your shop. A visible evidence of your progress.
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Thanks all for the nice comments.
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Thanks Pete. No, we are safe. We got lots of rain, but that is all.
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Thanks for all the nice comments.
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Thanks Gordon. I really like Jacob Fowler’s patterns.
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Thanks Gordon.
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Thanks RJ. You are right, a little here and a little there. Never kept track of the time.
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Thanks Gordie. Yes, the uprights are slotted to fit in both the base and top. Not sure if I can follow I cut the pattern just as Sue Mey sent it. The spaces between the uprights is more than I wanted. If I make another, I will add to the width of the uprights.
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Thanks. I think it was over 100 holes.
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Thanks RJ Just one hole at a time.
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Both pieces are wonderful. Excellent control with the router.
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Welcome to the forum from Tennessee.
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Thanks Gordie. The Red Oak seemed to just fit this pattern, but the base was just a scrap piece in the 3/4" pile.
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What a sweet project.
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As a Pegas dealer, I would obviously recommend the Pegas Scroll Saw. With that said, I have a DeWalt and an EX21. Both still running fine. I added the Pegas Chuck Heads to the EX 21. What an improvement. The Pegas demo saw is in our store and that has now been my go to saw.
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Thanks Brenda. It took some time to complete.
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Thanks Paul. This one took some time to complete.
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This is a Jacob Fowler pattern. It stands 9" high and 8" wide. I used 1/2" Red Oak and 3/4" Mahogany for the base. Cut on the Pegas Scroll Saw using #3 MGT blades. The finish is spray Polyurethane Clear Satin. Comments welcome.
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The pattern is by Sue Mey and purchased from her website except the little handle is a Diana Thompson compound cut pattern. It is 5" high and 8" in diameter. I used 1/4" Baltic Birch plywood and cut on the Pegas Scroll Saw using #1 MGT blades. Comments welcome.
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Must be a joy to learn from on of the best.
