Todd Trebuna
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That is great. I have been commissioned to make a couple of pens, but I have not had my services secured to produce a scrollsaw item, yet.
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Well done.
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Very Cool!
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Very Nice.
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Really Nice. Love the Red Backer.
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Very Nice. I watched the tutorial, so I think I'm going to give it a try this weekend. Any preference on Blades and do you have a suggestion on the size? And is that 1/2 inch plywood?
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Beautiful. Well done.
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Thank so much for the encouragement you all. So excited to start some more projects. Amazingkevin, I have a foot pedal, I was just too lazy to hook it up.
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I think this is the last project I did and the First new project with my new/used Dewalt. The wall plaque was done on my Ryobi. I've done many other projects since then, but it's nice to be back in front of the saw. Definitely realized the importance of mounting it. Even though there is not much vibration, it was still hard to see the cuts with the vibration it did have.
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Very cute!
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Your lines are amazing. Very clean, nicely done.
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Very nice. Hoping, I can develop the skills to do something like this.
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Very nicely done.
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Very nice. Love the sentiment and the workmanship.
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That looks wonderful.
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Nicely done.
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Looks very nice.
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That's beautiful and clever.
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Thank you for the warm welcome, It's much appreciated.
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Good morning from the Bluegrass State. A little about me....I'm an amateur woodworker currently living in Kentucky, just north of the city of Louisville. I transplanted from southern California about 10 years ago. Husband to my high school sweetheart of 27 years, father to 3 daughters 24,19 and 16. I've been an amateur woodworker for probably 25 years. I started scroll sawing about 5 years ago on a cheap ryobi, that is still running. Just recently, I was abel to pick up a gently used Dewalt 788 from Ebay and I'm so excited to be able to expand my repertoire. The Ryobi only uses pinned blades, so it is very limited. Gald to be here and looking forward to learning and contributing.
