Denny Knappen
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Thanks Ralph. This is a very nice pattern and easy to cut except for the sharp turns!
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Thanks Charlie. I am not into Halloween, but I thought this was cute.
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Thanks Marg
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Thanks Ron. Several bats are close in design and size. If forced they will fit, but can damage the puzzle.
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Thanks Rodney. Fun to make.
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Thanks Dick. Those points on the bat wings were a bugger.
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Thanks Dave.
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Thanks RJ. Got to do different items so as not to get bored.
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Bats and Moon puzzle by Al Baggetta found in the current issue of SWWC. I used 3/4" Hard Maple 8" square. Cut on the Pegas scroll saw using Pegas #3 MGT blades. After sanding, stained the bats with Saman stain and dipped in diluted Shellac. Then another light sanding with a Mac Mop. This puzzle is a little difficult as several bats are very similar in size. Careful assembly required. Comments welcome.
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Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee
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Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee
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Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee
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Thanks Charlie
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Thanks Marie.
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Thanks Marg. No Pelicans here in Tennessee
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Thanks RJ.
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Thanks Rodney. How is the new saw?
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The #5 should be fine. Be sure the blade is sharp. I use a new blade on each birdhouse.
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Thanks Dick. Sold a Dinosaur yesterday.
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I use Pegas #6 Super Skip for all my compound cutting. I just finished cutting 1 1/2" square stock Hard Maple with no problems.
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Thanks Dave
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I finished it this weekend. A Pelican puzzle pattern by Harvey Blyer. I used 3/4" Poplar approximately 6" x 8". Cut on the Pegas Scroll Saw using Pegas #3 MGT blades. After a light sanding with a Mac Mop, dipped in diluted Shellac and another light sanding. Comments welcome.
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Thanks Ron
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Wow, Ralph. The color really adds to the presentation.
