Norm Fengstad
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beautiful work, Frank. You are a very creative person!
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I wasn't impressed with the scorched horses I done a few months ago , Your frame really fits the portrait thanks for sharing.
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I use a recycled office chair as well.A dual purpose chair as it is good for scrolling and snoozing !
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Hope New Year, Hope 2023 will be awesome
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Selliong Compound Cut ornaments
Norm Fengstad replied to scrollingforsanity's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Me to, I drove a tractor harrowing a field when I was nine -
That is a great pattern and wonderful gift
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You will develop your own technique the more you use them. I am a top down feeder so I install the top first, opening the clamp holder wider than one does for straight blades. Then ensuring it is placed properly between the clamps I tighten very tight. Threading it through the holes and opening the bottom clamp wider than straight blades I do the same thing. If the blade is not sitting in the clamp correctly it will slip. For me there was lots of trial and errorr to develop the muscle memory to find the right spot especially on the bottom clamp. It is o.K to have a look under the table to see how every thing are lining up.
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Merry Christmas Folks
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Keith Fenton has been a great help to me and patterns are a favorite
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Been years now since a trade show came to our part of the world,
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So many things to learn and then one has to remember them
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I had a Daisy air rifle, loads of fun
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Great idea,very unique looks like a fifty dollar bill tucked in the ornament
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looks challenging nice job
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Your persistance and choice of wood is rewarding with a fine cut
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Old Chevy Truck, more lurking, less working
Norm Fengstad replied to munzieb's topic in Bragging Rights
Nice cut, I like the frame as I usually use an 3?8 MDF backer and no frame. -
well done, gave me some ideas for my shop
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Yes lots of us are compulsive woodies as for me I am not looking for a cure. Yellow heart can really give us a pleasant surprise
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Thank you for bringing Lesley's Patterns issue to the forum. I had issues with their service a few years ago, As a scroll saw group we need to have each other's back. Maybe this will help to save another scroller from a potential frustrating issue
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I sign work either with a permanent fine point marker or a wood burner
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It hurts to see these old urban grown trees head for the garbage after a storm but the down side to salvage these trees is nails that have driven in over the years to hold posters.
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I tried some fibre core 1/4 inch veneer oak plywood It worked o.k for projects the need a back board . I learned not to touch it up with a sander as the veneer is really thin.
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good tip on folding a pattern
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BB here were I live is selling at $70.00 bucks for a 5x5 sheet (if one can even get it) of 1/8 I stocked up some months ago when it was $17 bucks for the same size
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Forgot to mention I find spirals need more tension adjustment as they stretch with use, heat etc
