Denny Knappen
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Thanks Marg.
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My best on recovery. Take it slow and easy one hole at a time.
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Very well done. That wood is beautiful.
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Very well done. The closeup picture helps a lot. If you want to stick with Spirals on a project like that, you might consider #0 or #1.
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That is really nice, Dave. Do you tip the stool upside down to get the letters out?
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Thanks Dave,
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Thanks Rodney.
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Thanks Dan.
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Thanks RJ. Maybe I should make something else.
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Thanks for the nice comment
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Thanks George
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Yes, Don. These are four of the eight found in CWWC May 2011. I hope that is right.
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Nothing to brag about, but I have not posted lately. Four Miniature Birdhouse Ornaments finished. The patterns are by Diana Thompson. The birdhouses made from Ash and the little birds from Purpleheart. Cut on the Pegas Scroll Saw using Pegas #6 Skip blades and #5R MGT blades. Comments welcome.
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Welcome to the Village forum from Tennessee
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Cutting 1 1/2 x 1 1/2 PADAUK WOOD?
Denny Knappen replied to hawkeye10's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Don, the #6 Skip blade is out of stock, but I do have the 3 dozen pack and 12 dozen pack. Here is the link for the #7 Skip blade. Orders over $35 shipped free. 90.408 Pegas #7 Skip 14.9 tpi 12 / pack | Pegas scroll saw (artcraftersonline.com) -
A wonderful project and special effort.
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Yes, thanks Jim.
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That is a beautiful piece, Jim.
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I hope you found the pattern, RJ.
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That looks super Frank. The colors make it pop.
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Halloween is not my favorite time of year, but those are well done.
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Wonderful cutting on a delicate pattern.
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Super nice box, Pete. I made a few of these and had to do a lot of sanding.
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Too Delicate a pattern for you to cut?
Denny Knappen replied to Jim Blume's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I tape the large fallouts back in place for stability. Also I keep them in place when sanding the back for fuzzies. My favorite Jim Blume pattern is "The Elder". -
More of a question than a new topic
Denny Knappen replied to OCtoolguy's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Ray, you might look at Pegas Skip Reverse blades. The #5R MGT is .0142" thick and 11.3 tpi. The #9 Skip Reverse is .0173" thick and 11.8 tpi. Thicker blade and more tpi.
