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Nice work Dan. The penguins could stay out all winter too.

At the rate you are going, you better see if your wife delivers food to you in the shop at the Saw. you will be ready to see and get a break no doubt!

Congratulations on a great first day. Hope the second goes as well for you.

Welcome TNPete from the foothills of the great Smokey Mountains over here to your far left in East TN. Glad you have joined us and that you have returned to your saw. Look forward to seeing your work and having your participation here in the Village. Lots of projects and things to try on your saw. Look around in the Pattern area and Bragging area for lots of ideas.

Excellent work Brenda, however I think you need to add a supplement below it that says either EXCEPT for Brenda or Rule No. 2 my tools are Brenda's tools

Did Wyatt and Gage slide in on some of that snow yesterday? Look great. Is Wyatt and Gage in the family or a commissioned job?

Travis, I just sent mine via email to you and wanted to say "oops", and I'm sorry! After sending them, I was re-reading your top post and saw that I missed the statement "please keep black and white, no gray." I did send SVG files to you so hopefully you can easily correct. If you want/need me to resend as black and white, let me know and that is easy enough for me to do. Now that Gramp, Paul, has said to count him in - we are up to 8 designers looks like with 5 of us having submitted. Means we need just 2 more folks to join in to get to Travis' wish of adding 50 new patterns to the book. Come on guys and gals - who wants to join us and make Travis' Christmas wish come true? If you aren't sure, download the book and look through it and see what has been provided in the past, it will give you some ideas AND show you that it's not that hard to do some basic designs.

Love these Charlie. Hope you do well with your show. Thanks for sharing.

Great looking work all around. Nice work on the cutting, the painting and the laser names on the brooms. I was just counting up this morning how many we were expecting for Thanksgiving. I think I counted about 17 - need to count again and make sure as that would be a smaller then normal number but one sister and her family I know are probably not going to be able to make it and we are down both some other family members in the past couple of years and some extended family are not coming in this year. Fortunately we don't do all the cooking, we do the turkey and ham, and rolls and a couple things and everyone else brings a side dish or two and/or a dessert to share. Makes it easy enough and everybody knows they have something their kids will like! Course, all those kids are now grown or almost grown! I have never done "place card" sitting, everybody just sits wherever they find a place but I have always liked the ideas like these people did. Perhaps I could simply make them and let them use to "identify" their own seat or take as an early Christmas gift. Thanks for sharing.

Why do I have two scroll saws set up? My husband probably wonders thst too. especially since they are in “his” shop. Technically, we have 3 “ in the house.,” but only two are setup. Actually, it’s his fault. We had the big yellow “Type 1” Dewalt. We had had it for many, many years but was little used. Then, when I got interested again and took some Intarsia classes, I purchased a used purple Excalibur from Seyco after using one at my classes. I was happy with that saw. I liked that saw. It’s a good Saw. But, hubby struggles with what to buy me for gifts. I am not a jewelry kinda girl. My birthday is the week after Mother’s Day. The new Seyco Saw came out and was reviewed in the Scrollsaw Woodworking and Crafts magazine shortly before that month one year. So hubby being a good hubby, ordered me the new Seyco Saw. That moved the Dewalt out of the workshop. One reason i keep the Excalibur setup is because you can tilt it more then the Seyco. I also like having both if something happened to one even though I do not sell. The big question is what we are doing with the Type 1 Dewalt. Since it’s a “Type 1,” I hate to just get rid of it. So it is sitting in the garage while I decide what to do with it. I keep hoping somebody in the family wants to learn.

Excellent work and I know thst your friend is so appreciative of your work and his dad will be thrilled, thanks for sharing a photo of the final piece. The pattern makers love to see that their patterns were actually used I know

Nice work Pete and I am sure the recipient will love it, even if he didn’t shoot it. thanks for showing.

I am sure your dentist will appreciate it. Looks great. Thanks for showing.

Dan, continued prayers being sent your way. Hope you are on the mend.

Good news is you have several saws, bad news is there is only one of you to use them. perhaps you need to train some of those kids and put them to work at least with the packing. sorry you had the breakage, glad you are getting lots of orders. Will help pay for that new table saw .

When hubby was looking at new table saws a few years ago, and hemmed and hawed about the Saw Stop due to the price, I told him to get it. His work requires full use of his hands - I told him if it saved his fingers someday, it was worth every penny we spent on it. Especially with two kids in college. He got the 3 HP because he did have a 220 in the workshop because he had one put in when we built the house. We have recently added a couple more 220 plugs for some other equipment. It can be done if your electrical panel has room for it. It has been a great saw. As JT noted, there are things like wet wood that can throw it and you can bypass if you test and know that is the case as I recall. The blades and break are pricy if you do throw it as I recall, but still a lot cheaper then a trip to the emergency room. Hubby, has not had an issue yet where he has cause it to be thrown. But I am happy knowing that that safety feature is there should something go wrong. Even with that, I will not use the table saw - anything I want or need done with the table saw I leave to him. I know he has been happy with the saw.

I think @Rolf has done some for the magazine maybe.

I just wanted to add a note to sayI heard back from Steve Good. He wasn’t sure why it wasn’t showing up in the online catalog. Said it might be there but mislabeled or simply not there. However, he has now added it into the catalog so it should be easy to find next time. He said either a search for “Jesus” or “cross” would find it. Since he just added it, it presently shows on the first page as one of the “latest” patterns added also.

Nice work and display Danny. Sounfpds like a good sale for your work. I like your “Tennessee” plaque.

Thank you Bob, spirithorse, for tracking it down. I too had looked in Steve's online catalog and though I think 51 cross patterns showed up, this one did not. I have sent him an email noting that this one is missing from the online catalog. Glad you were able to find it for GrampaJim!

Welcome to the Village from East Tennessee. Glad you found us and look forward to your participation.

The only place I have found this image is on Pinterest which shows a photo of one made and listed previously on someone’s Etsy site. It is however not presently in their Etsy shop.

If you like to do crosses, there is a gentleman on Facebook who does and shares a bunch here: https://www.facebook.com/pg/FootOfTheCrossScrollsawArt/photos/?ref=page_internal i checked for this one there however and did not see it. i also checked Sue Mey’s site, https://www.scrollsawartist.com/ . While she has a ton of beautiful crosses (70 pages, 12 to a page ), I saw some similar “curved” patterns, and one that has the Jesus but in a different font. I did not see this one, but did not check every page. i will keep looking but maybe someone else knows and can let us know. i love these crosses and need to make some at some point.

Dan, glad you were able to give us an update. Sorry to hear that you had some issues arise after that made your recovery more difficult. Prayers said for you to be on a better road to recovery. Thoughts and prayers for all in your area dealing with the fires and the shooting and their aftermath,

I am with a Wayne, if they used your credit card information, it has nothing to do with your Square account. Somebody does have your credit card information and you need to cancel that card and get a new one. Believe me, I know what a pain it is. I have had to do it too many times in the past few years. You seldom figure out how they get your card information. Too many data breaches, ways to read a card from your pocket, etc. they often do a small purchase to confirm its a valid card, then hit it up big later, for your security, please, please, please, get a new card. You don’t want your credit messed up, or your credit card company holding you at fault for knowing it has been compromised and not getting a new one to replace it.