Norm Fengstad
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I watched his Remembrance Service on Monday. Rest in peace Steve. We will remember you
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Steve good download humming bird plaque
Norm Fengstad replied to Allen levine's topic in General Scroll Sawing
beautiful piece -
If you are a praying person give thanks or show /feel gratitude for Steve's improvement.
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Making Puzzles From 3/4-inch Baltic Birch Plywood
Norm Fengstad replied to BadBob's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I use 3/4 Baltec Birch for animal puzzles and 1/4 BB for photo puzzles -
aint he sweet
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I remember the tylenol days. as for tooth paste squeezers I use a one and a half inch clip but this might better
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I never nip the notch off blades work fine on my Seyco
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Good ideas thanks for sharing
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I like to use the Pegas Modified blade lasts longer less burn marks
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I use the Seyco scroller drill works excellent
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have never used a blade guard and have on ocaission run a finger into a moving blade with no problems, except once I received a minor skin tear when using a larger blade #12. My grandaughter did receive a bruise from the blade tightener knob. A guard would not have prevented that as the tightener knob is outside of any protection the guard would have offered.
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great idea
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Cedar is a demon to me The dust effects respiratory things and gives me blisters on my nose and cheeks. A toxicoligest person told me the eyes, ears and pores on ones skin are all an entry point for toxics
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I just use a brush to paint on wood spirits and wait a while sometimes it works real good other times sanding the pattern offis the way I do things
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Someone said having a organized shop is a sign of a sick mind but I wish my mind will become as sick as yours Barb.
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Garnet Hall at Sawbird.com has patterns that can be mailed out
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Changing wood thickness on patterns..
Norm Fengstad replied to GreggA's topic in General Scroll Sawing
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Cedar is a great wood but I sparingly use it as the toxic dust and fumes cause rash and blisters on my face. I wear dust mask however the toxic resins can enter ones body through eyes and even skin so a toxicologist told me
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two at a time
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My drill press is going on 30 plus years now and still works ok. I have bought a Seyco drill for scroll saw projects that works well for me
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reducing noise is always a good thing to do however they are way more expensive than ordinary vacs. so ear protection is the next best.
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Neat idea
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Will do as good a job as my $400 dollar air cleaner
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Merry Christmas and the best to everyone in 2025
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Very interesting site, thanks for sharing
