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Another Tennessee welcome.

Another Tennessee welcome.

Sure to get you brownie points. Congratulations to you both on 55 years.

Welcome to the Village from East Tennessee. Enjoy those saws and be sure to share and participate regularly.

Another Tennessee welcome.

Smart Man.

Having had a mother who sewed a lot of our clothes growing up and our Barbie doll clothes, that was my first thought. I hope you don’t get caught or you’re going to be in a whole heap of trouble. Touching any of her sewing scissors was a sure way to get in BIG trouble.

Congratulations and enjoy your new saw. If the size fits and works for you and your needs, that is all that matters. If one size fit all, there would not be different sized saws out there.

Congratulations on your new to you saw.

Another Tennessee welcome.

A Tennessee welcome to the Village.

Hope you get to enjoy your time sawing now that you can do it without having to worry about the sales.

Beautiful pieces, but I do have a question which is which. wondering which one you consider starry and which is stormy? Maybe we should take a poll. I haven’t decided yet.

You must have good eyes and a steady hand. Nice work.

Beautiful indeed, and very labor intensive.

Welcome to the village from East Tennessee. Nice work. Look forward to your participation.

Awesome work Barb

Hi Robert and welcome to the Village from East Tennessee. Look forward to your participation here.

Nice work. I’m sure your daughter will love adding it to her desk.

A beautiful box you handcrafted Marie. You should indeed be very proud. One day I’m going to try some inlay.

Sorry to hear that the second Wen was also a problem. Glad you were able to return and order a Dewalt.

I agree, I have been greatly inspired to branch out and try new things since I began my participation here in the Village about 7 years ago. Thanks to the Village, I have dabbled in lots of different types of projects with my saw and I am always in awe and inspired by all the quality projects I see here. Second, to ensure that someone sees your post with a particular question to them, its always good to add an @ in front of their user name so they get a notification that they have been tagged in a thread and can then go see it. So, to ensure that Kris sees your question you would do an @Kris Martinson this shows he was "tagged" and will get a notification of it.

No worries Paul, we are all here to try to keep us all straight aren’t we? Besides, it is not that uncommon for an old thread to suddenly get bumped up after laying dormant for a long time, then others start replying on it. So much so that I have learned (as it seems you have) to start looking at dates before replying. it was probably like RabidAllen noted and a simple glance at a date on another post from a day of 19.

No, if you look at Travis’ first post, he started this about Jan. 3 2023 so this year. Some of us are just a little slow to post to it (but months not years ). I kept meaning too, but would always forget to look through my photos of projects. When Jim added his, I had some time to look so added a few of mine I could track down.

Looks like I forgot to post anything here. I've done a lot of Steve's patterns in the past several years since I've been scrolling (about 7 years now!) Some I'm not even sure if they are his its been so long since I did them. Will need to check and see I guess! https://scrollsawworkshop.blogspot.com/2014/04/part-three-of-toy-box-build.html has this free standing Easter Bunny in an Egg I did a few years back: Then I did this Compound Cut "Love You" many years ago now: https://scrollsawworkshop.blogspot.com/2012/10/this-is-pattern-i-used-in-yesterdays.html and I did this Volleyball Trophy he created. I made this one from his pattern modified to add Number and name and college. His was the hitter, i then created one with a Libero digging the ball for my daughter who played Libero through high school and college. Those are just 3 of the many of Steve's patterns I have done. Many I don't seem to have photos of. Steve's blog was one of the first scrolling sites I found when I started to learn and I was so thankful for he and his site with all the patterns. I still check his site every day (along with the Village) to see what he has added and have plenty more I want to cut.