Denny Knappen
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Everything posted by Denny Knappen
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So true! Nicely cut.
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Really does look good.
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I have to ask, Did you make this on a scroll saw? No matter, it is a great looking bowl. Lots of sanding!
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Need Help Choosing a Scroll Saw
Denny Knappen replied to BeerBrewer's topic in General Scroll Sawing
As for blade storage, I have an EX21 and there are slots for blade tubes, but I als use plastic craft boxes. The blades fit perfectly in these boxes. -
Looks like they work great.
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What a great idea. My scraps go into the burn bucket. Now something to do with them!
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Like I said on the other forum, beautiful work. The fourth picture is amazing.
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Pneumatic drum sanders recommendation?
Denny Knappen replied to BeerBrewer's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I have had the Seyco for about three years. The flex drums work great. The only problem was with the shaft accessories. They would come unglued. I called Ray and received replacements right away. -
I am not sure, but the attached file is the actual pattern and can be downloaded. This should be removed.
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Very nice cutting, Edward. Cars are hard to cut with all the straight lines. Why did you use glass?
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Thanks all for the nice comments. I really like Jacob Fowler's patterns.
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Thanks Dave. I ran the grain this way, because it would run parallel to the back of the buck.
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Thanks, Len. Sorry I missed that part. It is approximately 8" x 10".
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The saw is already back in the garage. Temps to be in the 60's over the weekend. Back to scrolling in the garage.
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On veining, I also use a larger blade something like a FD Polar #7
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What great looking projects. I especially like the bowl.
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You two mke a great team. Excellent cutting and beautiful painting.
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A excellent pattern, Kris, and super cutting. That looks extremely fragile.
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Wow, Gordie, you do have a lot to play with. Mine go back to 2007, but I did buy the cd's from Fox Chapel.
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Thanks Tim. Is it warming up there yet?
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Thanks Steve.
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Thanks Dan and Jim. The grain on the Walnut really stands out.
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That dream catcher is super.
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I made this over the weekend and as I mentioned, I had to move the scroll saw into the house. The pattern is by Jacob Fowler and found in SWWC issue #65. I used 1/4" Walnut plywood and backed with 3/8" Baltic Birch plywood. The blades were FD UR #2/0 and #3. Ther is one coat of 50% BLO and two coats spray Shellac. Comments welcome.
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Welcome to the forum from TN. Pictures are appreciated.
