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Denny Knappen

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  1. Thanks Kevin. Sanding with a 220 Mac Mop between coats. Breakage does, especially when it in such a place that glue up doesn't work.
  2. Very well done on a very delicate project. Charles Hand has some amazing patterns.
  3. Great work on your first. Suggest you keep it in the shop and look at it from time to time and you will see the progress.
  4. Thanks Bernd. It smells good too!
  5. Thanks Paul. I like the Red Cedar for the Butterfly. I used 3/8" stock.
  6. Thank Brenda. Five years ago, I made one using Walnut and Hard Maple. I like the Red Cedar better.
  7. Thanks Brenda. An easy cut just be careful on the slots.
  8. Paul, I have one comment, thanks. LOL
  9. Last week Steve Good posted these patterns and I thought it would be fun to make. I used 1/4" Walnut. It is 3 1/4" wide and 6" high. I tried to make the 3" out of Cherry, but it broke and I was unable to glue it together. I used FD UR #1 blades and finished with sanding sealer and two coats spray Lacquer Clear Semi Gloss. Comments welcome.
  10. Thanks Jim. I appreciate the comment.
  11. The pattern is by Diana Thompson and found in "Custom Wooden Boxes for the Scroll Saw". The box is approximately 5 1/2" in diameter. It is made from Hard Maple with Red Cedar Butterfly inlay. I used FD Polar #3 and #7 blades. The finish is one coat sanding sealer and two coats spray Lacquer Clear Semi Gloss. Comments Welcome.
  12. That is a work of art, Ike. A wonderful gift for a friend.
  13. Welcome to the forum from TN.
  14. Wow, a work of art.
  15. Those are awesome. Way cute. That will be one happy grandson.
  16. Way to go Bobby. Both look great.
  17. Welcome to the forum from TN.
  18. Unable to respond at this time as it is in my shop and we are at ArtCrafters.
  19. I also have the stand, but I find the distance bit to back limiting.
  20. Thanks all for the nice comments.
  21. Beautiful cutting and shaping. A work of art.
  22. Thanks Dick. Actually we will use them as decorations at ArtCrafters.
  23. Great cutting Paul. And as a framer, great framing.
  24. I completed these as a test cutter for the current issue of Scrollsaw Woodworking and Crafts. I am not into Halloween, but these were cute.These were an easy cut. I used 1/4" Wenge for the uprights and Hard Maple for the bases. Comments welcome.
  25. Another welcome from TN.
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