Denny Knappen
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Great cutting on a cool pattern.
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Very well done.
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Glad you are back in the groove. Sawdust is great therapy.
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That is very well done. No improvements needed.
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A very fine cutting on a very delicate pattern.
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That Oscar is a work of art. The colors, fit and finish are perfect.
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Welcome to the forum from Tennessee
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New to scrolling but not to woodworking
Denny Knappen replied to Gary Rider's topic in Introductions
Welcome to the forum from TN -
The Pegas Clamp Set that Ray is talking about is a great addition for the EX21. I replaced the clamps on my EX21 and it was a great improvement. Pegas lists the set for $90 US, but there is a Pegas special of #60 US. We (ArtCrafters) has two in stock. If interested, PM me.
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Check the plastic lever. It may be worn.
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Holiday ornaments by Gayle at Scrollers Cafe
Denny Knappen replied to penquin's topic in Bragging Rights
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That is a super cutting. I have not tried the Pegas spirals yet.
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Nice clean lines Edward. Very well done.
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Very well done. Glitter is not my thing, but your projects look great.
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Extremely fine cutting on a delicate project.
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My goodness, Gary, you are sure a busy scroller at your winter retreat.
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Very well done. Another puzzle guru.
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Thanks Scott. Even hand delivering would not get there that quick.
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Very well said, Innar.
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Wow, sorry to hear about the incident, but glad you got it under control.
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Those are popular. Well done, Matt.
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That is a lovely shelf. What wood did you use,
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Very well done, Charlie. We listen to “Unshackled” and that is a verse used most every program.
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Anyone Know Who's Design This Is?
Denny Knappen replied to kmmcrafts's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Wow, that was quick, grand puppies. I just pulled it out of my files and there it was. The article is “Dove Ornaments” by Tom Zieg -
I have never cut anything that thin. I did a project in 1/8” and only wanted one, so I used sacrificial wood top and bottom for strength.
