Denny Knappen
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A very well done project.
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Teamwork on that project makes an outstanding project.
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Very well done, Jim. I am sure it will be well appreciated.
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Very well done, Jerry and I am sure well appreciated. A very touching story.
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Excalibur 21 (looks mint) on Craigslist (Hudson WI)
Denny Knappen replied to Blaughn's topic in General Scroll Sawing
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Welcome to the forum. Fun to have scrollers from all over the world. It amazes me what can be done with a hand fret saw.
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A beautiful bowl. Is that your design?
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A wonderful design, Kris and excellent cutting too.
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That is one of the fun things about the magazine. Seeing work of people we know getting published. I almost had my Turkey published in this issue until I had to explain that it wasn't my design.
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Welcome to the forum from TN. I started on a Hitachi and brought it back to Lowes within a week. Bought a DeWalt and still use it even though the EX21 is my go to saw.
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Thanks all for the nice comments.
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Welcome to the forum from TN. Looks like you got some good advise.
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Look at all that veining. Well done, Iggy.
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Thanks Al, not too bad, just slow and tedious.
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Thanks Bob. The next one may be a larger oval basket.
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All three are beautiful. Well done on the cutting.
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Very well done on this cutting.
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Thanks Frank. I don't time my cuttings, so I am not sure. My guess is about two hours.
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Puzzles, Puzzles, Puzzles and a few others
Denny Knappen replied to meflick's topic in Bragging Rights
Wow, Melanie, you have been busy. The puzzles look great.- 19 replies
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Last week I finished Decorative Basket #5. This week it is #4. Not working backwards, just making the ones I like. The pattern set is by Jerry Crim and purchased from Scroller Online. I used 3/8" Hard Maple and FD UR #1 blades. The basket is approximately 8" round and 2 3/4" high. The finish is spray Shellac. A lot of turning the blank with this project. Comments welcome.
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Thanks Randy for the nice comments. It is nice to be 'friends' with the various authors and designers.
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I received mine yesterday and looked through it while listening to the Twins game. For me, this is the best issue yet. I project I will make first is the Wonder Bowl by Dave Van Ess. He introduced a new concept where there is no drilling and very little sanding. The intarsia Pheasant by Kathy Wise introduces using wood burning to enhance the project.
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Thanks all for the nice comments.
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Thanks Dave. I used a tooth pick to carefully apply the glue, so no squeeze out.
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Thanks Paul and Steve. A rather easy pattern to cut.
