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Denny Knappen

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  1. A very beautiful piece.
  2. Wow, Pete, the warm weather is really to your liking.
  3. That is very impressive, Paul. I can see why angles and glue up would be difficult.
  4. Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee. Looks like you got a great Saw.
  5. It looks like you got some good advise. Yes, stack cut and use a smaller blade. On my project last Monday, I used Pegas#3 Spiral only because I had excess stock on #3.
  6. Hi Dan. On the Pegas and some other saws, the unit tilts rather than the table. I was referring to restricting when tilting the head.
  7. Hi Rolf. It is somewhat noisy. Someone said in another post about 62 db.
  8. Hi Kevin. Yes, I think the system is strong enough for a T manifold, but would it restrict upper arm movement.
  9. As said, up another level.
  10. Very well done.
  11. That is a super pattern and very well cut.
  12. Chuck and Connie, but who is the dog? By the way, very well done.
  13. Yes, that is way cute. Very well done.
  14. All of your work is amazing, but this is super. Thanks for showing your fret saw.
  15. That is a beautiful work of art.
  16. Hi Todd. That is a great set up. My only concern for the Seyco is no top pick up.
  17. Hi Kevin. Having worked in Walmart meat department for 5 years, they have large boxes. The ground beef comes prepackaged in boxes that are just right for this purpose. Check out Walmart meat dept. I also use them as a spray booth.
  18. Thanks all for the nice comments. I made one about five years ago, but it was 11" x 14". This 8" x 10" was a little harder.
  19. Thanks for the comment. It depends on the wood and thickness, but I seem to go through a lot of MGT #1 blades
  20. Thanks for the comment. For this one I used the Pegas #3 Spiral blade, actually three for the project. Left a lot of fuzzies, but the Sand Flee cleaned them right up.
  21. Thanks for the comment. I too like western art, but I chose this one to test Pegas Spiral blades.
  22. Thanks Dan.
  23. Thanks Tony.
  24. The pattern is by Gary Browning and found in his book "Wild West Scroll Saw Patterns". I used 1/4" Baltic Birch plywood 8" x 10" and backed with a black mat board. Of course framed at ArtCrafters. It was cut on the Pegas Scroll Saw with Pegas #3 Spiral blades. I chose this pattern to try the Pegas spiral blades. Very impressed with the blades. The finish is one coat sanding sealer and two coats spray Polyurethane Clear Satin. Comments welcome.
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