Denny Knappen
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That sure is a fine setup. Many hours to spend there.
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That is a mighty fine cutting. A wonderful verse, but I also add 17 and 18.
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Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee. We are in Dayton, TN. Not sure how far from Dayton, but we sell the Pegas Scroll Saw and you could come in and test drive our demo saw.
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They make a 16" saw, but only for the European market.
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Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee.
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I also find that blade slippage can be a problem. After I apply tension, I release tension and if there is a bow in the blade, the is blade slippage.
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Thanks Ralph
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Thanks Marie.
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Thanks RJ. This will be the last one for a while.
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Thanks Rodney. I got the birdhouses cut out. Now for sanding and the little birds.
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Very well done. Now to go have coffee and a cinnamon roll.
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Suffered eye injury have been in the process of healing.
Denny Knappen replied to rafairchild2's topic in Bragging Rights
Oh my, what a journey. I have an eye appointment the end of May. -
Mighty fine cutting on a very delicate project.
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Dog Puzzle - Rescue 3 pattern by Harvey Blyer. I used 3/4"Poplar approximately 6" x 8". I cut this at home on the EX21 using FD UR #3 blades. Yes, I still have some left over. Lighty sanded on the Mac Mop, dipped in diluted Shellac, and after dry, another light sanding. Comments welcome.
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Thanks Thurman. You are right about the R and E. This is the second of this pattern as a couple bought the first stating that it looked just like their rescue dog.
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Thanks RJ. One more ready to post.
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Dog Puzzle - Rescue 2 pattern by Harvey Blyer. I used 3/4"Poplar approximately 8" square. I cut this at home on the EX21 using FD UR #3 blades. Yes, I still have some left over. Lighty sanded on the Mac Mop, dipped in diluted Shellac, and after dry, another light sanding. Comments welcome.
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Stunning on all pieces.
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That is a beautiful piece.
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What a great way to repurpose. Wonderful.
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That is awesome. I can see why the tires were a bugger to cut.
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Thanks RJ. Two more Rescue patterns to finish.
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Dog Puzzle - Rescue 1 pattern by Harvey Blyer. I used 3/4"Poplar approximately 8" square. I cut this at home on the EX21 using FD UR #3 blades. Yes, I still have some left over. Lighty sanded on the Mac Mop, dipped in diluted Shellac, and after dry, another light sanding. Comments welcome.
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Very well done and twofers at that. Not only small blades, but small entry hole as well.
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My, your March was very busy.
