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  1. fastfreddy
    WOW, its beautiful. I can how you lost track of time cutting that out. Fret work is mostly what I'm interested in right now. I'm fairly new to scrolling so I'm looking at everything out there. Love this place and the people are always ready to help and share information.
  2. fastfreddy
    Dam your really good at that, that's some fancy cutting. That's why I love this place always new ideas to try. Thanks fro sharing.
  3. fastfreddy
    looks great just the way it is.
  4. fastfreddy
    Great work, love coming here to get ideas such as yours.
  5. fastfreddy
    Totally awesome piece. Beautifully displayed. Thank you for sharing your awesome work.
  6. fastfreddy
    A fantastic piece indeed, love it.
  7. fastfreddy
    Such great work for only your fourth piece. I hope I can one day show work like yours.
  8. fastfreddy
    They all look great. Love the font you used going to add to my fonts. Keep it coming.
  9. fastfreddy
    Looks pretty good for your 1st piece.
  10. fastfreddy
    Excellent advice Zen.
  11. fastfreddy
    Wow that beautiful. Wish I were that good, maybe someday with lots of practice.
  12. fastfreddy
    wow and wow. You must be a very patient man. That's what I need to learn (patients) if I'm going to be doing fret work myself, excellent work. Appreciate all you guys adding info should as material and blades used for us greenhorns/newbies.
  13. fastfreddy

    A Rose

    fastfreddy replied to Bandito's topic in Bragging Rights

    Absolutely love the simplicity, yet says so much. Very pretty work.
  14. fastfreddy
    Excellent work grampajim very nicely done.
  15. fastfreddy
    Me likey.
  16. fastfreddy
    Didn't know I needed to be so careful around rosewood. I do wear a dust mask but never actually considered wearing gloves. I considered rosewood for some of my future projects. I'm fairly new and I try to visit everyday to learn and pickup information. Pattying myself on the back for checking daily right now. Just want to thank all you seasoned scrollers for helping/ educating us newbies with that sort of information. Info to go under do's and don'ts in my note book.
  17. fastfreddy
    Wow, what a catch love the condition its in.
  18. fastfreddy
    Enjoying and learning lots by watching your videos. Appreciate you taking the time to make this videos.
  19. fastfreddy
    Ok thanks.
  20. fastfreddy
    Really really nice. Got a few questions for you. how thick was basswood wood ?, what kind of blade did you use and what size ? and what is BLO ? I'm fairly new so asking and trying to learn. I would love to give something like that a shoot for my great granddaughter. Did you design it are can it be found in the library ?
  21. fastfreddy
    You are spot on about the pushing. (thicker wood needs a larger blade and reduced speed which make you push the wood into the blade to speed up cutting). I got anxious towards the end and now that I think about it I'm pretty sure I was pushing. You provided me with some excellent tips that are sure to go in my notebook under tips. It certainly is a learning process and having fun with it. Gotta go and make some saw dust.
  22. fastfreddy
    Thanks you, I really do need to slow down.
  23. fastfreddy
    Thank you.
  24. fastfreddy
    Will write down your recommendations on my tips notebook. (right blade and speed-smaller blades more tension & more speed-bigger blades need less tension & less speed) . I did notice with the bigger blade I didn't need to much tension but did not reduce my speed. I learned so much from this project, made lots of mistakes/adjustments. Thanks for the info. Will be adjustments accordingly.
  25. fastfreddy
    Thank you Jerry1939, Like I said I'm fairly new. I'll certainly try your method and will add to my tip notes.
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