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That my friend is how it's done. Great job. Ciao Bronx
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I fall guilty the same thing and looking at Paul's work I stated to myself it's his cutting and detail to finish that puts his craftsmanship on peoples walls. Thanks for keeping the Village alive and well. Ciao bronx
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Whenever a smile is placed in your heart it's always a great day. With all the online access sometimes we lose the sight of actually friendship in a physical bonding type of way. I'm glad you guys were able to get together and have a blast. I met one scroller from the Village and that was Doug to give him that Porter Cable and it was great to see and hear what other scrollers thought of your work in person. You guys are two gentleman of our trade and hobby that I wanna thank for sharing your art, workmanship, and experience with us here at the Village. Thanks for sharing your time together with us. Ciao Bronx
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Excellent work my friend. great job.
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Awesome work there.
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Welcome to the Village. Your going to enjoy your stay here.
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Welcome to the Village. Pull up a chair and make yourself at home.
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When I first laid eyes on Clayton's POW/American Eagle intarsia project I just needed to do something like it because it is off the carts awesome. The only thing that was in the way of me trying something like that was I didn't know how or have the skill set at this moment. Thumbing through the scroll saw world I ran across the POW/American Eagle in a fretwork pattern form at the Wooden Teddy Bear. I purchase it and here is my end result. It's quarter inch BB sitting on a pallet with black construction paper in between.
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Doug Welcome to the village. I noticed your in the great state of Georgia. I'm also from Georgia but on the west side of town. Powder Springs, Ga to be exact. Like yourself i'm also handicap and scroll sawing has taken my actions away from the TV, staring outside, wishing and hoping into something awesome and rewarding. I was gifted a Porter Cable scroll saw with stand. I would like to gift you with this scroll saw. Then you can save your money for supplies or a better scroll saw down the road. If you would like it it's all yours. I can meet you half way. Just PM me. The only thing I ask for in return is if you up grade then you gift it to someone that's also is need. Ciao Cliff
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Welcome to "The Village". Sit back and make yourself at home. Your going to love this joint.
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Welcome to "The village". I'm new to The Village and also a rookie in the scroll sawing world. They have a great pattern sellection to practice from and a great bunch of artist that are willing to go out of their way to help. Once again welcome aboard.
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Congrats on your win...Awesome job..!
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Great look display you have going on. Maybe next year when I have some time behind the saw I will try and be a vendor and copy and paste your display...just kidding....lol Look great my friend. Good luck.
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Group Effort - Help me come up with theme ideas
bronx replied to Iguanadon's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Steve Good has a great jazz band pattern that would go great with that theme. I'll try and link you there. http://www.stevedgood.com/jazzband2.pdf Just enter jazz band in his search engine. -
Congrats and enjoy your new toy. I love my EX21.
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Very nice work my friend.
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All mechanics please report to the motor pool please. Thank you.
bronx replied to bronx's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Dan you are the man with the plan. Thanks for taking the time to help me with this problem. I'll light a cigar in your honor...LOL Thx my friend. Ciao Cliff -
Thanks for showing up folks. I have an Ex 21 that I purchased used. Everything works great except for the flexible blower hose. At the base it just won't grab and hold tight and when cutting it goes all over the place except where it needs to be and I find myself huffing and puffing to clear the sawdust. Now i'm not mechanically inclined but I looked and can't see where there my be an adjustment. I looked in the owners manual but no luck there. So after the manual the Village is my next step which brings me to you ace mechanics. Maybe I over looked something. Is there some sort of adjustment for this or is there a simple way to rig it so it stays in place at the base of the saw so I can save my lungs for a nice cigar instead of huffing and puffing removing the sawdust from the cutting piece. It's the first plastic piece that touches the the metal ball at the saw. It's lose and I can't get it tighten Help will be much appreciated Thanks in advance. Ciao Cliff
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Help...glue or not to glue that is the question...lol
bronx replied to bronx's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I think you are correct. I'm headed to Michael's in the morning and and i'm bring the piece with me. thx my friend. -
Man that's how it's suppose to be done. Great job...!
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Man awesome job my friend, awesome job. To small for my eyes, besides my nose would get in the way.
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Very well done. my friend, very well done...!
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Great job my friend.
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Sweet job my friend. They are going to love it.
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Man these are great. Every time I log in and check out the work on this site I get amazed. Great job my friend, great job.
