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Great job Kevin Thanks for posting a picture and the mention I like to see the patterns cut and do save a copy of every one that gets posted or I cut myself you did your usual great job on it and the other cut too. Thanks again I cannot remember doing that one so not 100% if it is actually my pattern or I could be having a senior moment of course and it is mine

Nice I like it

Cut it you did Jeff Picture you posted Thanks Jeff nice to see patterns come to life you done a great job

It is a Hegner as in HEGNER no more needs to be said apart from go get yourself one On a serious note all the things said so far I would agree with it is a great saw and very robust the reliability factor of these made me decide to get one of these rather than any others yes thye are a little expensive but if you have not had to throw any more money at it int he time you have had it that will outweigh the higher price compared to others, I use mine on all sorts of materials with no problem thick or thin the vibration I do not think is bad at all neither is the noise of it either have yet to get round to making a clamp/sawdust collector for the bottom of it I still just have a carrier bag under it to catch the clamp if it pops out.

Great idea

Nicely done on both the cut and pattern

Nice job on that piece I like it a lot

Great lettering Kevin and you have a right to be proud

Great job Kevin love the bird station that is cool Thanks for showing us

Thanks Marg & Rob for the mention it means a lot to be thought good enough to be mentioned to help someone out I appreciate it whether my advice helps or not is a different matter LOL

Hi Andy I have cut the odd vinyl record and will help you as best I can what sort of pattern etc are you thinking of doing vinyl can be tricky as if you cut too slow it melts back in too fast it also could melt back in . If you are thinking of using a normal blade forget it this is a spiral only I have tried all other blades they all chip the vinyl to pieces I tape mine up as I would with wood with blue painters tape I then spray glue the pattern on . I have seen others who have tried say they cannot get to grips with it too many fuzzies you cannot remove because it has melted back in etc etc I cut my vinyl at the fastest I can go it is different from cutting wood with vinyl you are trying to go at the best speed you can I also brush off any fuzzies straight after I cut each piece with a stiff toothbrush to stop it melting back on. Other than that I cut as you would wood just quicker try and use the older style of vinyl as well that is slightly thicker and it helps, I tend to pick up vinyls shake them in my hand to see how floppy they are too much and I use them ones as backers , Hope some of this may help you if you need any more help please feel free to ask or pm me I will help if I can .

Nice job Wayne I hope that is a shadow on your hand in the picture and not a bruise

Glad to be able to help and glad the bride liked them too thanks for posting a picture up and the mention you made a great job of all three patterns .

Have had this on the side ready for at least 6 months just never got round to cutting it until today, glad I did though I may just keep this one Cut in 5.5mm ply #5 Pegas Modified frame is made from old bed slats cut down then I burnt them in I also managed to get the request for a wall sign done for a friend with the help on the pattern from @Birchbark for which I am grateful because I was having another senior moment and could not get my head around the pattern so Thanks again for the help Russell on the Panda

Nicely done Kevin good to see you using the saw for a change Thanks for showing us these

Nice projects Steve Thanks for letting us see them

Cool little character Thanks for showing us

Welcome you are Glad it was of use to you and thanks for posting a picture I love seeing the patterns come to life.

Great Frankenstein of two patterns it came out superb Thanks for showing us

Very nice job and I am sure it well sell easily and well

Great work Dave lots of scary ewwww that"s a tad thin moments in that cut by the looks of it

Nice job on that

Great job on all and what better to do when the weather turns than make sawdust Happy Days

Here ya go Rob

Had a request for a portrait so put it up on here as portrait pattern making and me do not get along and @multitom aka Mahendra came up trumps with a pattern Thanks again for the pattern help and also done the sheep head for a friend who takes care of them that lives local.