Denny Knappen
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Ralph, those look good enough to sit in, but I would probably break them.
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Thanks Ralph. Actually, for me the #1R MGT is easy to control. My go to blade is still the #3R MGT blade.
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Amazing, when we talked last week, I had no idea it would turn out like this.
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Very thoughtful and useful gift.
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A great contribution to the Christmas dinner. I am sure they will be used for years to come.
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That sure is a beauty. Always worth a second look.
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Very nice pattern and project. I sure like compound cutting!
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Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee. You mentioned blades. As a Pegas dealer, I can help with any blade questions. If interested, message me.
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Thanks Alex. I think there are 15 patterns and I made them all.
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My goodness, Matt, that is awesome.
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Retail store success? Well, just a little bit...
Denny Knappen replied to Iguanadon's topic in Bragging Rights
Being a retail store that sells art and craft, the ones that seems to sell more are the ones that hang around the store to explain their craft just like you do at the craft fairs. When someone stops by my booth at ArtCrafters, I try to meet them and explain scrolling. It helps to have the Pegas Scroll Saw in the store. -
Very well done. Colored acrylics would look great!
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Thanks Marie.
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Thanks RJ. I like that "The basket man"
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Thanks Paul. This is the last of his patterns completed. I am thinking of making the baskets less high with a wider base.
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An Alex Fox basket #C78. I used 1/4” Baltic Birch plywood 10” square. Cut on the Pegas Scroll Saw using Pegas #1 MGT blades. After sanding with a Mac Mop, two coats spray Lacquer Clear Gloss with a light sanding between coats. Comments welcome.
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Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee.
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My, that is impressive. What did you ue for the carving?
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Very well done
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Over 75 years ago, my dad made simple wood blocks. We would build towers up to the ceiling. These blocks are in our back closet and now the great grandkids play with them. What a joy.
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Mister fixit!
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Beautiful, Barb. I may have to get back into intarsia.
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My, Ron, those trucks are amazing. Keepsakes for sure.
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That is beautiful. The colors really make it pop.
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My, that is quite a collection.
