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Denny Knappen

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  1. Kevin, hard wood really makes it pop.
  2. Everyone is so kind. Thanks for the nice comments.
  3. I do it the easy way, spray.
  4. I use 50% BLO to make the wood pop and it is less expensive. On most I finish with polyurethane or shellac.
  5. Thanks all for the nice comments. A fun puzzle to make and several people all ready looked at it.
  6. Thanks Len. It is not a problem with the blades. With 7/8" thick wood, any little out of square would be a major problem. I wanted to be sure the blade and table were square.
  7. That will look great, Ike.
  8. Thanks Steve. That Cherry did turn out nice.
  9. The pattern for this is by Judy & Dave Peterson and found in SWWC Spring 2017 #66. I used solid 7/8" Cherry approximately 6" x 7 1/2". I used FD Polar #7 blades and two coats of 50% BLO. A fun puzzle to make, but I had to check the blade after each cut to be sure it was square to the table. Comments welcome.
  10. Welcome to the forum from TN. You purchased a great saw. I have both the DeWalt and EX21. The EX21 is my go to, but I still use both.
  11. Welcome to the forum from TN.
  12. I completed five bowls on the scroll saw. I have a flex Drum Sander, so it helps in the sanding process.
  13. So true! Nicely cut.
  14. Really does look good.
  15. I have to ask, Did you make this on a scroll saw? No matter, it is a great looking bowl. Lots of sanding!
  16. 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.
  17. Looks like they work great.
  18. What a great idea. My scraps go into the burn bucket. Now something to do with them!
  19. Like I said on the other forum, beautiful work. The fourth picture is amazing.
  20. 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.
  21. I am not sure, but the attached file is the actual pattern and can be downloaded. This should be removed.
  22. Very nice cutting, Edward. Cars are hard to cut with all the straight lines. Why did you use glass?
  23. Thanks all for the nice comments. I really like Jacob Fowler's patterns.
  24. Thanks Dave. I ran the grain this way, because it would run parallel to the back of the buck.
  25. Thanks, Len. Sorry I missed that part. It is approximately 8" x 10".
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