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Denny Knappen

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  1. Mighty fine and very cute!
  2. Mighty fine cutting
  3. Mighty fine. I wish I had some fishing poles to fill that beautiful piece.
  4. Thanks RJ. You got that right.
  5. Thanks Frank. I use Titebond11 applied with a very tiny brush (about 5 bristles). I use two bricks as weight.
  6. Alex Fox Basket C03 Modified, I only cut 7 rings making the basket 2" high. I used 1/4" solid Cherry 8" square. Cut on the Pegas Scroll Saw using Pegas #1 MGT blades. After sanding and gluing each ring, I sprayed with two coats Lacquer Clear Gloss, Light sanding after each coat. Comments welcome.
  7. Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee. As a Pegas dealer, I may be able to help with any questions.
  8. Well, Dick, this was made as a gift for a special friend that comes into ArtCrafters almost daily for a break from work. She is the city attorney.
  9. Puzzle Black Lab - Cooper. Yes, the dog's name is Cooper. Cut on the Pegas Scroll Saw using Pegas #3 MGT blades. The puzzle is made from 3/4" Poplar and the base is 3/4" Eastern Red Cedar. After a very light sanding with a Mac Mop, dipped in diluted Shellac and after drying, another light sanding. I glued the puzzle pieces together as this will be a shelf sitter. Comments welcome.
  10. The finished project looks great. One thing about stacking, be sure the blade is square to the table.
  11. Nothing like sitting behind the scroll saw and making something beautiful. As Jerry said we all continue to learn.
  12. Oh, my, that is insane. What a delicate project,
  13. Mighty fine and the colors are great.
  14. Use the saw to cut boards to fit the project like I do with the old DeWalt.
  15. Thanks for the information. I hardly ever sell the Pegas #12 MGT blade, but with the info, I may start to recommend it on thick wood.
  16. Very weel done. The choice of woods is perfect. Mighty fine shaping.
  17. I never time myself. It is a hobby that I enjoy and time well spent.
  18. I would raise the figures using a slight angle. Test the angle to get the best results.
  19. After that, I would take a break too! No PUN intended.
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