Rockytime
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Wonderful cutting of a great pattern. Lots of helpful people here!
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Good luck on the up coming shows. Good to get rid of old inventory. I don't sell anything. I don't think I'll ever be able to give away all the crap I have sitting around. You guys that sell are fortunate!
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This brings up a question for me. On thicker woods (1" pine mostly) where I don't have detail to cut I use Olson skip tooth blades and Polar blades. I had never seen a Pegas super skip so are they more aggressive or less than the blades I currently use? I would probably order them to try.
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Ah yes, frying ants. I remember those days as a kid. More fun than video games. My mag light always has the lid down. 5X is too strong for me. I'm sure glad the damage was minimal!
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Hi Karl, Welcome aboard. You have found a very friendly group here as well as many here to assist whenever they can.
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You are certainly getting a grasp on Inkscape quickly! You have done a beautiful job..
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You have turned scrolling into an art form!
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Beautiful pattern, beautiful cutting and I remember the song well from my childhood.
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That is one terrific flag you've made. I have no such artistic abilities. How sad for me.
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That is a beautiful piece. American Indian subjects are always interesting to me. I enjoy reading about it too.
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It certainly is a departure. Unique and interesting. Will you do some painting on it?
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That's really fine cutting!
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Welcome Tom, welcome. Your projects are very nice and you have come to the right place to show them. Lots of friends to be made here!
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Lots of talk about compound cutting but where are the patterns? I know Steve Good has posted some but I am unable to find them. Can anyone give me some sources. I'm not looking for freebies!
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Are they decals or what are they? I have seen them on Steve's daily post but never paid attention
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The color really makes it! Very nice.
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I like them all especially the golfer!
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Cutting and finishing is excellent!
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Don't know what more to say except you must work 24/7.
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Your workmanship is superb and the wood selection really sets it apart. A beautiful chair!
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Dynamic piece. I love bikes even though I can no longer ride them.
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I inhale deeply before entering my shop. Then I exhale very slowly while scrolling. Then I step outside for another deep breath.
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Saved a few dollars... or did I... LOL
Rockytime replied to Iguanadon's topic in General Scroll Sawing
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I use a sanding mop which cleans most fuzzies. I also use pattern files as well as cosmetic sanding strips which I split with a knife. Unfortunately I waited two years before I broke down and got the mop.
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Good afternoon Brad, I would never spot weld or any kind of weld. That would basically ruin the value of the saw and never be un done. In clock repair the rule is "Do No Harm." Repairs should be done to restore to close to original as possible. No, it is working admirably.
