Denny Knappen
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Thanks Edward. I have finished several projects from that particular issue.
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Thanks Roly and Paul.
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The pattern is by Sue Mey and found in SWWC Winter 2017 issue #69. I used 3/4" plywood stained walnut for the backing. The stable is 3/4" quarter sawn Sycamore. The figures are 3/4" Flame Maple, which I didn't know until the finish was applied. The animal are 3/4" Walnut. This was a fun project to complete. I used FD Polar #5 blades and finished with spray Shellac. Comments welcome.
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Giving Thanks - Scroll Saw Challenge
Denny Knappen replied to Travis's topic in General Scroll Sawing
If this is open to projects made some time ago, I made this in 2014. It is a Sheila Landry pattern.
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Welcome to the forum from another TN member.
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Melanie, it is a special edition magazine. There are two volumes. I am not sure if Fox Chapel still has some.
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Sam, the pattern is found in am=n old issue of SWWC Holiday Ornaments, toys, and gifts vol. 2 Fox Chapel publications may still have it available.
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Ornaments For Charity Pattern Drive - 2017
Denny Knappen replied to Travis's topic in General Scroll Sawing
What a great idea. I am not a designer, but I sure want to donate for the e book. -
I think you are right about the grain.
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Thanks Bobby.
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Thanks, I did not keep track of time, but you are right. When I need a quick project, I look at puzzles.
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Thanks for the question, Sam. I actually dilute the Shellac with 50% alcohol making a sanding sealer. This dries quickly and very little surface finish. With this finish there is no issues fitting.
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Thanks Terry. It was an easy cut.
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The pttern is by Judy Peterson and found in SWWC Holiday Ornaments, Toys and Gifts Vol 2. It is made from Poplar approximately 7" high. I used FD Polar #5 blades and Shellac finish. Comments welcome.
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Welcome to the forum from TN.
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Welcome to the forum from TN. Mixing the mediums looks great.
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Welcome to the forum from TN. Your fathers intarsia is works of art.
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If it is a reverse tooth blade, some teeth face up and will grab and pull the wood up. Don't push too hard, let the blade do the cutting.
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Thanks for all the nice comments. Kevin is so right, so many patterns and so little time.
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Thanks Jeff. My second project with Zebrawood.
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Thanks DW. A quick simple little project that turned out quite nice.
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Thanks Ralph. Making the rings 1/4" would lose the grain effect of the Zebrawood.
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Steve's design called for 1/4" material and 1/4" rings. I thought it would be a little too fragile, so I cut every other ring making the rings 1/2" thick. I hope this explains.
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Steve Good posted a pattern for a spiral basket last week, but like Steve I couldn't make it spiral. I used 1/2" Zebrawood and cut every other ring. I really like the look of Zebrawood grain. I used FD UR #3 blades and finished with spray Shellac. Comments welcome.
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Welcome to the forum from TN. I spent most of my life in MN. Almost 50 years in the Robbinsdale area.
