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Denny Knappen

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  1. I purchase most wood from Ocooch Hardwoods. The wood is wrapped in plastic. In all these years never a complaint.
  2. A very good discussion and lots of helpful information.
  3. Very clean cutting!
  4. Welcome back to the Village forum from Tennessee.
  5. Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee.
  6. Thanks Don. You are right about the sticky part. One ring at a time.
  7. Thanks Peter
  8. Thanks Marg
  9. Thanks Frank. I use Titebond 11 and every other contact point. It is still very stable.
  10. Mighty fine cutting, Dick
  11. That is quite a collection of some mighty fine cutting.
  12. Ok Rodney. good eyes. The drill bits should be 68 not 86
  13. Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee.
  14. An Alex Fox Pattern C-03. I enlarged the pattern by 30% to fit 1/4" Baltic Birch plywood 10" square. Cut on the Pegas Scroll Saw using Pegas #1 MGT blades. Entry holes drilled with Grobet #68 HSS Twist Drill Bits. Finish is two coats spray Lacquer Clear Gloss with sanding on the Mac Mop between coats. Comments welcome.
  15. Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee
  16. Thanks everyone for the nice comments. I try to get them out in a timely manner and depend on USPS to do their thing. Looks like shipping is good too.
  17. Thanks Dick. I have a pattern on a piece of plywood ready to cut. When someone looks at the baskets, I explain that it came from one piece of wood.
  18. Thanks Dave
  19. Thanks Peter.
  20. Thanks Duane. These are a fun cut.
  21. Thanks RJ. Just finally getting several projects finished.
  22. Thanks Rodney. We have several fishing tournaments here in Dayton, but they never stop downtown.
  23. The Bass Puzzle is finished. The pattern by Harvey Blyer. I enlarged the pattern to fit 3/4" Poplar 8" square. Cut on the Pegas Scroll Saw using Pegas #3 MGT blades and #5 MGT blades for the veining. Sanded with a Mac Mop, dipped in diluted Shellac, and again a light sanding. Comments welcome.
  24. Thanks Dave.
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