Denny Knappen
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Chris, thanks for the nice comment.
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Those are beautiful, Pete.
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Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee
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Mighty fine and thanks for donating to such a cause.
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Those are really colorful! Well done.
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Hi Don. I used a #68 HSS Twist Drill Bit. Just fit within the waste area.
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Thanks Dave. Now that it is finished, on to other things.
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Thanks Jerry. Soon to be hanging in the house.
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Thaks Richard. It was a fun project to complete. Not my normal type of project.
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Thanks Mike. Dianne actually wrote music to this verse.
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Thanks RJ. It took a while to complete and assemble.
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This is a Keith Fenton pattern, a project I wanted for Dianne. I used 1/4" Baltic Birch plywood for the top layer and 3/8" Baltic Birch plywood stained black for the bottom layer. The reason for 3/8" is so that the hanger would not poke through. Cut on the Pegas scroll saw using Pegas #1SPR MG blades. One coat of spray Shellac, sanded, a coat of spray Lacquer, sanded, and a final coat of spray Lacquer. I used tiny screw eyes to attach the panels. I did a video on attaching the panels on my YouTube channel, ArtCrafters Scroll Saw. Comments welcome.
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I print patterns on one piece label paper. Amazon lists it in various quantities. I bought the largest quantity at 6 cents per sheet.
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Mighty fine.
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She Sells Seashells, Sunday on the Seashore
Denny Knappen replied to Old Joe's topic in Bragging Rights
Mighty Fine -
Very nice projects
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Fiona’s Oak Maiden,Backed in Stained Glass
Denny Knappen replied to Old Joe's topic in Bragging Rights
Mighty fine on a challenging project -
They are too cute!
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How about Space Force?
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Mighty tasty?
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Looks like you are in Wisconsin. You might check out Ocooch Hardwoods. They might be close enough to make the trip.
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Mighty Fine, Jerry. The choice of woods is right on.
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Mighty fine. no idea about the Shellac. I use it all the time with good results.
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Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee
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Very nice projects.
