Denny Knappen
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Yes, as Dan said, it is legit. I plan on ordering soon.
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My, those are beautiful.
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Mighty fine graduation gift.
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Very nice.
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Mighty fine and thanks for your donation.
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Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee.
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Those are some mighty fine cuttings! Pleased you like the saw.
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A treasured gift!
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That is sure beautiful. Love the colors!
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Thanks RJ
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Always fun with young ones. My grandkids are grown and show no interest. Maybe for the greatgrandkids!
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Thanks Alex. As mentioned, this is my favorite pattern.
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Thanks, Joe. I only use hardwoods.
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My what creativity. It is stunning.
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That sure is mighty fine.
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I see you ordered Pegas blades, but you didn't mention which ones. FD Polar #7 is similar to Pegas #7 Skip in size and tpi. Both do not have reverse teeth. For longer lasting blades, I would suggest the Pegas Modified Geometry blades. The big difference is they are more aggressive. As a Pegas dealer, yes there is a big difference in the quality. One is less vibration. I also like the coating on the table with very few scratches. And the Pegas Chuck Heads.
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Thanks, Paul
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Thanks, Dave
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I have never ordered from Temu and don't intend to start.
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Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee
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Thanks Marie. This is my favorite pattern and the Yellowheart really makes it pop.
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Oh my, that is beautiful. No fooling, that is a delicate project.
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I have not posted for quite some time, but I liked how this turned out. This is an Alex Fox pattern. I had some leftover 1/4" Yellowheart 6" square, so I thought I would make a basket with it. It is modified so that it would fit the 6"square stock. I modified it by cutting off the outer rings until it fits the stock. Cut on the Pegas scroll saw using a Pegas #0 Skip blade. After a light sanding each ring, assembly, one coat spray Shellac, another light sanding, and a final coat of spray Lacquer Clear Gloss. Comments welcome.
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Mighty fine, Paul. Looks very antique.
