Norm Fengstad
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This is for all the "city" folks.
Norm Fengstad replied to OCtoolguy's topic in General Scroll Sawing
The video was excellent , right from falling the tree to the mill process. my brother had a band saw mill this brought back precious memories -
Here in our area of Canada the price of construction grade lumber has sky rocketed but hard woods including BB has been quite stable
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thanks for another good idea
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Slow in welcoming you. your work sample is excellent
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Sorry I am a bit slow in welcoming you like your set up
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blew out a whole section last night, it fell on the floor and broke into many pieces . I said darn it ( something like that)and went to bed
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great job
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I do it all the time. glue bond may not be as tight as wood on wood but this application is not load bearing
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Nipawin Saskatcnewan Canada welcomes you
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Welcome to your new addiction plenty of support here
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Robins are plentiful here in summer thaks for sharing
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will be a cherished memento
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I have Porter Cable set with compressor and nailers and use my 18 gauge 5/8 pins for stack cutting. works well bought it at least 20 plus years ago. There is a 23 gauge pin nailer at the local hardware for around 50 bucks that considered but for 50 bucks I can buy 2 sheets 5X5 of 1/8 BB.
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I have 8x10 labels from a office supply store, expensive , sticks like poop to a blanket and difficult to remove from bare wood. Was using clear removable shelf liner or painters tape but lately both items pulled wood fibre ( might be quality of of the bb) when removing so went back to spray glue and use heat or paint thinners to remove.
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nice cut great frame
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I have good results with tite bond glue that dries clear. Tite bond I, 11 or 111 is also good but squeeze out is sometimes hard to clean up. only a few dabs is needed
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Welcome to the Village, ArtisanPirate, we are neighbors as I live in Nipawin sasKatchewan, canada only about 2000 miles north east of you don't have many don't have many pirates as far as I know
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I welcome you as well Alexander, this is a safe, informative site, easy to veiw and well suited for an intrvert like me
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dust collection looks professional and effective
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I recognize the pattern from Steve Good at scrollsaw workshop
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that is a beauty is pattern available?
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hadn't thought about hammering the spirals flat, maybe I will give it a try. I have been squishing them flat when installing using the screw blade holder to do the job.
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Which 'Farm Truck' looks more interesting?
Norm Fengstad replied to Frank Pellow's topic in Bragging Rights
Great display, as to which pick up is the best I like them both I have that pattern on my to do list -
i seldom use shelf liner anymore because of the wood fibre lifting on removal. I think it is the quality of the BB that our lumber yard is getting now.. Wood spirits work fine for pattern release or a heat gun. thanks for the tip on shellac. Bamboo ply hasn't been available where I live would like to try it
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The Ultra reverse and Pegas MG #3 I found to be mostly fuzzy clean until they start getting dull, I used MD#1 the other day on ornaments and results as good.
