Rockytime
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Any Harley biker would love it! I do.
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Congratulations on your new saw! Unless my eyes deceive me your saw appears similar to the Hegner. Looks like a robust machine. Ver nice!
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Welcome to the Village Rob. Lots of fine folks here for you to meet. I would recommend a saw but I'm far too opinionated.
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Very nice crosses Kevin and a nice gesture from you!
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Hegner - Convince Me To or Talk Me Out Of...
Rockytime replied to Iguanadon's topic in General Scroll Sawing
My Hegner's blade just goes up and down, up and down, up and down, up and down, up and down, up and down... -
Yeah, what Algae said!
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Great job on the plumber's butt!
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Lots of different patterns for Gandalf, so I tried my hand at it.
Rockytime replied to Jim Blume's topic in Bragging Rights
Beautiful and very nicely framed! -
I like it!
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Very cool! I love it.
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Kudos to both you and Grampa! You. Both did an awesome job!
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Yeah, what everyone else said Brenda!
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Very impressive!
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What magnification is your light?
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Who makes the pattern? I'd love to cut that!
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Likewise.
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Nice cutting. Those mini bird houses are cute. I love em'.
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Very nice cutting. I really like the subjects. Great music!
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Very nice scratching posts and the cats are beautiful. You've done real nice work. I hope sales will be good.
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Glad you're back Grumpy. You might have left before I came aboard so we've not met. But happy to make your acquaintance.
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It certainly does not look easy. Kinda tricky if you ask me. You did a great job!
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That's beautiful work. I really like inlay. Faye and I celebrated out 57th anniversary last New Years Eve. Oh, did I mention the long part?
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Your cutting looks great and I like the pattern.
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Great cutting on nice patterns.
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About my framing, I have stopped framing my stuff. I don't have much wall space in my shop and the basement walls are bare because we are minimalizing our things. When one of is no longer here the survivor will not stay in the home very long so most of my cuttings just stack up and take valuable shop space. So, what to do. I buy cheap frames: 8x10, 8-1/2x11 and 10 by 13. I cut most all portraits on wood of that size. I then frame my cutting, take a photo, remove the cutting and save the frame for the next project. I just don't like posting naked (unframed) photos as they look unfinished. Here's some more nice cuttings you might like to see.
