Denny Knappen
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Ocooch Hardwoods..Hardwood MDF Core Plywoods
Denny Knappen replied to GreggA's topic in General Scroll Sawing
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Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee.
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Mighty fine projects
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Pleased you checked in. Stop by often.
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Very funny. I should have it down after 15 years of framing.
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Thank you. The advantage of owing a framing shop.
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Thank you
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If interested, send an email to: [email protected]
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@kmmcraftsif the fit is tight, I do not glue. The last on I made was a little loose, so I glued it.
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That sure is mighty fine, Barb. You sure got that one done quickly.
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Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee.
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Thanks Marie. I just follow lines. It is Gayle's pattern.
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Thanks Paul.
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Thanks Matt
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Thanks Marg
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Oh my, that is a work of art
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What a great way of finishing the white
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Welcome back to the Village forum from Tennessee. I too would like a review of the Bauer.
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As I mentioned to Kevin, send a request to: [email protected].
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Thanks Dave
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Thanks Kevin. When I bought the pattern many years ago, the designer was unknown, and the website is now no longer. If interested, send a request to: [email protected]
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Thanks RJ. It is a fun project to make.
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Thanks Paul. Good for anniversaries too. Now my mind just went crazy with that description.
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I know I posted these many times, but we have new members. Another "Wedding Rings" completed project. The designer is unknown. I used 1/2" Cherry. Cut on the Pegas Scroll Saw using Pegas #3 MGT blades and Pegas #1 MGT blades on the letters and numbers. Finished with two coats spray Shellac and sanding between coats. Comments welcome.
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I use a drill press that squares the bit to the table. Letters are hard to cut as everyone can see what they should look like. It does take practice.
