Denny Knappen
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Welcome to the forum from TN. My first saw was and still is a DeWalt. I also own an EX21.
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Welcome to the forum from TN.
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Well done with the puzzles. A great looking display.
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Very well done. A great way to display.
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Trade pie for scroll work? Sounds good to me.
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Thanks, Dan. I made about ten of the puzzles.
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Thanks for all the nice comments.
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Well done. Nice clean cutting.
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OK Kevin, how many names have you completed?
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WOW, Paul. Amazing cutting. Yes, they look good together.
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Wonderful use of small pieces of wood. Great Cutting/
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Mighty fine cutting.
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Not a beer drinker, but I know of a place that would fit right in.
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Congrats on the awards. Well deserved. Maybe a new category called 'Truly Bragging'.
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Thanks for all the nice comments. Looks like the horse is way ahead in the voting. Danny, I used FD Polar #5. It gives a great cut.but leaves a lot of fuzzies. No problem because I have a Sand Flee. Works great for removing fuzzies.
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Newbie could use lots of advice.
Denny Knappen replied to disabled not dead's topic in Introductions
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I am glad Marg chimed in. Welcome to the forum. I hope you enjoy this fun hobby.
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Welcome to the forum from TN. Show more pictures when you can.
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Thanks Paul. The horse is ahead in the voting.
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Thanks DW.
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Thanks Steve and Bobby. My favorite is the Horse also. Maybe it is the Walnut.
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I completed these on Monday, August 1st. The patterns are by Judy Peterson and found in her book, Animal Puzzles for the Scroll Saw. I enlarged the Trotting Horse and Dolphin by 115% to fit my stock. The Trotting Horse is made from 3/4" Walnut, The Dolphin from 3/4" Ash, and the Squirrel from 3/4" Red Oak. Comments welcome.
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Markets are different. Here in Dayton, maybe $15. Go to Chattanooga and maybe $25. Some very large market $40. Know your market.
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I attach a business card to each project. On the back is description and price.
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Thanks for the excellent review and the best to you with the new saw.
