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  1. rustynail
    Great job...
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    Lets hope that does not happen, but more so to help support him for all he has done for the scrollsaw community as I am sure some extra money would help as well, being health care is costly even with insurance. Get better soon Steve...
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    By the way this is a Steve Good pattern for pulling and pushing oven grids ... Also I put a magnet on the back to store directly on the stove.
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    I will have to try it on an open fire as mine come out a bit dry and woody tasting
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    I am making a bunch of oven squirrels for the girls at work. What are the rest of you doing?
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    I have done the class with Paul (Mark Adams School) and it is a great learning experience and you get the videos with the class I took. but you can save a lot if you just get the videos. Either way you can't loose. Good luck Rusty
  7. rustynail
    Got ta love it ... Thanks Denny
  8. rustynail
    I would get these videos from Paul Schurch they will teach you everything you need to know about scroll sawing Marquetry on a power saw. ( go to down loads/video booklets) https://schurchwoodwork.com/
  9. rustynail
    Sounds like a good time...
  10. rustynail
    Great work they all look good... I think I like the two tone trees in wood tone more than painted. How tall and wide are the trees?
  11. rustynail
    Nice looking set ....
  12. rustynail
    I have a adjust-A-bench you can set it at any height.
  13. rustynail
    Here is a neat system I have to inlay edge grain. Or you can go to u-tub for the bowl inlay that he does as well.
  14. rustynail
    Jerry, when I was a kid I had glow in the dark stars on my bedroom ceiling ...
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    Dan you may want to compare as they both seem to be identical but with a few different options depending on which one you pic. There are videos out there comparing them.
  16. rustynail
    Cool idea, I think painting the entire owl would look good as well?
  17. rustynail
    Horbor Freight $12.99 but they go on sale all the time for less
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    https://www.bearwood.com/media/Pegas-Scroll-Saw-Blade-Selection-Chart-Bear-Woods-Supply.pdf?srsltid=AfmBOooapeSvYHER7CPt3AonTFS1PyIpYKQWQ9IKzojirsq2bNzJsLPb Here is a chart I get all mine from Denny Knappen here on the site as he has great service and help when needed if looking for blades and good prices.
  19. rustynail
    What a cute cheeky design...
  20. rustynail
    That's way they make fat tire bikes for thicker 3/4'' stock...
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    They also just came out with this new Hepa Vac that gets good reviews from the web. https://www.harborfreight.com/home/cleaning/wet-dry-vacuums/12-gallon-osha-compliant-dust-extractor-58966.html
  22. rustynail
    Plus one here I have the same set up and they work great, small and light up well. Not sure the brand I have but look to be about the same. Also with two like this you don't get any shadows.
  23. rustynail
    Top notch butch of individuals for sure. Anytime I have asked, someone was there.
  24. rustynail
    One old trick I did when I had a shop that I did not heat (as I live in Michigan as well) is I had an old refrigerator that did not work and I rigged the switch to keep the light on and I used an incandescent light bulb and it keep the glue and paint warm ware as not to freeze them and they could be used any time . I only cost pennies to leave the light on and old refrigerators can be gotten for free, and you can get a smaller one so it doesn't take up a lot of space and can be used for shelving for tools and other things that you would store in the shed as well heated or not. Or even a cooler with a light in it.
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    dgman, great job. I made some of those people a while back...
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