Rockytime
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I have three or four glue guns. Most were too small except for small crafts so several years ago I bought the biggest I could find on ebay. It is the only one I use. I've glued up stacks for cutting. Didn't like it so went back to using tape.
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Gorgeous job. I love it. You have an amazing supply of gorgeous wood.
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I like the porches you placed on the bird houses!
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Very nicely done!
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Looking at that font I can only say, "You are a miracle scroller!"
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Such beautiful work! Absolutely gorgeous!
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Very cool cutting and patterns!
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Love the Duke. Thing is he didn't need to act. He just needed to be there. He had an amazing presence!
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Oink, oink is right. Handy little porkers!
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That's beautiful. I have never had to worry about relatives visiting. We left North Dakota 51 years ago and never left a forwarding address. Stole the recipe for ice cubes too. Don't know what they do in the hot summer!
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Great pattern making and the cutting is fantastic! I'm always reminded of Andy Griffith's time at a football game.
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Very nice work. I especially like the eagle and flag. Good work!
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Reactions are plentiful!
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A beautiful and appropriate pattern!
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The cross looks great indeed and the wood for the backer is gorgeous!
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I cut the similar pattern. You did a beautiful job and you did it with spirals! BRAVO!
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I'm sorry, I can't iron the wrinkles out of the blue. But the pictures are OK and I love the job yo did on that beautiful box. Nice work!
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Nice cutting. I especially like the kitchen sign. I'd also enjoy information on the shadow font.
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This suggestion will probably get me some flack but here goes. When I first got started getting interested in scrolling I read a lot about scrollers having problems with the DeWalt and ex style saws. I also read about the Hegners and Hawks being fairly bullet proof. In my late 70's I had no desire to own something I had to fiddle with. As a result I found and bought three Hawks. The first was an old 14" which worked very nicely. I upgraded then to a 16" vs and finally upgraded to a 220 vs Ultra. Wonderful and trouble free saws. I sold the 220 because I found two really affordable Hegners, 14" and 18". So I can't advise against the DeWalts or ex"s not having owned either. What I can say is I have had no issues with either the Hawks or Hegners. There, I said it!
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Hi Dan, welcome to the Village! Looks like you are capable of doing excellent work. what you've shown is impressive!
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Yeah, cans and bottles. When I was a kid I had an old Savage hex barrel rifle. When I needed short bullets I had to collect enough bottles to pay for them. Never could collect enough for long rifle bullets!
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Compound Cutting on the Pegas Scroll Saw
Rockytime replied to Denny Knappen's topic in General Scroll Sawing
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Yes, exactly like that. Thanks for posting the illustration.
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Pretty stunning box. I love it!
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I had no idea what you were talking about but the result is spectacular!
