Norm Fengstad
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Re-greased & now tension issues
Norm Fengstad replied to barb.j.enders's topic in General Scroll Sawing
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very nice,
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Re-greased & now tension issues
Norm Fengstad replied to barb.j.enders's topic in General Scroll Sawing
probably a bit of adjustment tinkering will fix -
I cut this some time ago using 1/8 baltic birch turned just o.k
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Thanks for the tip, I will give it a try
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Anyone Know Of Any Plans / Patterns For This?
Norm Fengstad replied to kmmcrafts's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Coming along well waiting for the final -
Well done . you really captured the eyes
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very good
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I have my saw on castors , makes it nice to move especially for the summer sunshine days. Might be a bit more vibration and some times it moves when I don't want t to but these are easily resolved nuesances
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I took print thanks
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Seyco Scroll Saw Dust Collector Fried
Norm Fengstad replied to kmmcrafts's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I phoned Seyco about six weeks ago didn't recognize the voice but did get my question answered. I have their scroll saw , scrollers drill and did have the dust collector until it died about 3 years of use. Maybe I will try an e-mail just for kicks -
I have a discarded/ recycled central vac that is extremely loud. I surrounded it wit an insulated box. The noise is reduced to very tolerable levels
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Looks good, I also have power struggles with squirrels at our feeders Your deterrents my be something to try
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that is a good idea. I sometimes wear tight fitting cut resistant gloves as it helps my grip.
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Well Done
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Trying a #2 UR (edit: #2/0) for the first time
Norm Fengstad replied to Matthew Simmons's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I like the ultra reverse blades, the the @2/0 is not a hurry- up and go blade but a real gentle, slow touch. It will wander if ot enough tension and will break if to much tension is applied. For a fine, thin line cut this blade will get the job done -
I cut this yesterday from a [piece of cherry wood will give it a coat of tung oil maybe today
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I use baltic birch but have used other laminated woods like oak, walnut and ash for portraits and ornaments. I also keep a supply of hardwoods for other projects
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You captured it well . Jim Blume has great patterns although some are challenging; by the way I think we are neighbors
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I bought a Seyco plunge drill system 4 years ago. Very satisfied
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looks great I need help with the humour
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very nice, we have kildeers where I live as well
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WOW!
