Rockytime
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A trick that helped mastering the tight turn technique
Rockytime replied to Blaughn's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I CAN USE THAT! Many thanks for posting. -
I was just recently informed on this group about the crimp being on the top. Good thing to know. I had never even noticed the little crimp until I was told about it.
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Cat on the right for sure. Cat on the left appears to be blind.
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couple of pictures ,a finished project 24"s,etc
Rockytime replied to amazingkevin's topic in Bragging Rights
Amazing Kevin. You outdo yourself. Two hours at the saw and I'm done. -
Very clever and very nice. How was the beveling done? A small router perhaps?
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A fun project. Came out really nice!
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Cool! I cut mostly pine because it is inexpensive and readily available.
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Penguin Family for my granddaughter Jamie
Rockytime replied to Frank Pellow's topic in Bragging Rights
Penguins are always a lot of fun just like Panda bears. I really like it. -
I do have a Dremel table saw which I refitted with a three inch carbide blade and made a more accurate rip fence. It is under powered but for cutting very small things it is ideal. They have been discontinued for years but occasionally show up on ebay quite reasonably.
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Look great. Thanks for posting.
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Very nice sled and a cute cargo too.
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Very nice. She will love it. What is Lagatha? I Googled it and discovered it is a name. Is it the name of your daughter?
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My cat is a wonderful friend. Keeps my hands warm when she's on my lap. Makes scrolling difficult too. Love BIG cats too. Nice pattern and great cutting too.
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Beautiful! It will be appreciated for a long time.
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Very, very nice. A very merry Christmas to you too.
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Nice pattern and nice cutting. Love the subject. Used to chase trains for years.
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There is no greater joy than accumulating more toys.
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Not every one needs this or wants one but since my table saw is a collapsible 10" saw I have to set it up outside as there is no room in my garage to do so. So I have a 12" Craftsman and a 9" HF band saw. Certainly not needed for scrolling but very handy for me. Trim router is handy too.
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Saw table at elbow height works both on my saws and lathe.
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Thanks for the photos Kevin. Your cutting looks really good.
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I am partial to puzzles and yous look great.
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Great job on cutting. The crosses are superb.
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Great cutting on beautiful patterns.
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Still wondering if you were able to solve your saw problem. I am hoping so.
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I noticed that the blade would track beautifully. Then I would change blades and I'm sawing all over the place. Also noticed the piece would try to jump occasionally. Thanks for illuminating me as I'm not that bright.
