Denny Knappen
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Welcome to the forum from Tennessee. I see your question was answered. I sell Pegas Blades, so contact me if you have any questions.
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Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee.
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I have the EX21 and I use Pegas blades. I not only sell them, I use them. My go to blades are Pegas Modified Geometry (MGT) blades.
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A wonderful piece
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Sorry I missed it earlier. That is fantastic.
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A wonderful tribute
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Looks like Wichita answered the question. As a frame shop, we use the ATG every day.
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Those are mighty fine. Dianne really likes the Poinsettia one.
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I use double sided tape for stack cutting with no problems. Just be sure the tape is on the waste area. I have it on the website. Here is a link: Hand Held ATG Tape | Pegas scroll saw
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Thanks Joe. I don't do painting!
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I checked with the artist, Nela. She painted each ring separate with Liquitex Acrylic Ink. Nela taught art a local elementary school for 25 years.
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Yes, the MGT blades are more aggressive (fewer tpi). I don't mind the aggressive aspect, and I like the straight on path in cutting. Have you tried Pegas Reverse Skip blades (more tpi than MGT).
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As Wichman said, to check if you are pushing to one side or the other, when cutting, stop and release the project. the wood should stay in place. If it moves, you are pushing to one side. This is one reason I use Pegas MGT blades as they are not stamped, so you follow the line more straight on. If you are in the USA, I maybe able to give you some sample. Send me a message.
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Thanks Alex. I deserve no credit for the finishing. Done by a local artist in studio.
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Thanks Dan
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Thanks Marie.
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Thanks RJ.
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Thanks Paul. She taught art for 25 years at a local elementary school.
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Thanks Peter.
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Thanks Frank. I will have to ask her.
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A basket C261 pattern by Alex Fox. I used 1/4" Baltic Birch plywood 10"square. Cut on the Pegas Scroll Saw using Pegas #1 MGT blades. Before gluing, an artist in studio at ArtCrafters wanted to stain it. After sanding, gluing, spraying with Shellac, another coat of spray Shellac. Comments welcome.
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Thanks Mike. None sold as yet, but I will keep them up until Thanksgiving.
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Great looking TOY truck. Had to say that because it both a toy and tow truck.
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That bowl is outstanding!
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Well cut and shaped
