Denny Knappen
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I agree with most everyone. I also teach and for beginners, straight lines and curves are most difficult. This would be a great project.
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Oh my, what wonderful projects.
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Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee.
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Very well done
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Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee.
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That is stunning
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That is very interesting. As a framer, we always have customers looking for weathered barnwood frames. I will not work on old barnwood because of the possible mold.
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That sure is a mighty fine project. A real winner.
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That sure is a beautiful piece.
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Oh my, that is a beautiful piece. I can see it took a long time.
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Steve Good's Keychain maker
Denny Knappen replied to don in brooklin on's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I downloaded the program years ago and made a few. I forgot all about it. Thanks for the reminder. -
The flocking really adds to the presentation.
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Mighty fine projects
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Very nice projects
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Beautiful as always.
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Giving projects away is a real joy. We have friends at church with health problems, and I give them Blessing Baskets, Alex Fox bowls. A Coast Guard mom came into the store months ago. Her son was deployed to Guam, and she was going to visit. I gave her a Coast Guard plaque which she gave to her son. It is hanging in their quarters. What a joy.
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That is very impressive!
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Or maybe Miniature Birdhouses!
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Never done with Gnomes. Make some more.
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22" Hegner or 30" Pegas?
Denny Knappen replied to ThatsBadassWoodArt's topic in General Scroll Sawing
As a Pegas dealer, I think you would have less of a learning curve with the Pegas as it functions similar. I started with a DeWalt, then an EX21 and now a Pegas. If interested, send me a message at [email protected] Denny -
Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee.
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First, I don't think the Command will hold. As a framer, many customers came in with broken frames falling off the wall using the Command products. In our store, we have a rail attached to the wall with S hooks and chain to hang pictures. Of course, this is overkill for you, but something similar might work.
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That sure is a work of art
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Both are mighty fine. Happy you are back in the saddle.
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Welcome back to the Village forum from Tennessee
