Norm Fengstad
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canary wood ,turned out well
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I like the shading color and enjoy family time, however we will miss you
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Very Good great pattern
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good to be busy money is nice as well. very nice display
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good for you. tables are well organized . sales like this help with cot of materials
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Small bird houses have been my best seller
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I have that pattern sitting on my to do list pile
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excellent
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I bought a saw stop couple years ago. Once I sawed into a piece 2x4 that had tinfoil stuck to it Yeah boom is best way to describe the noise and the instant blade drop. This event let me know how effective the system works. I only whined a little bit as I paid for a new cartridge to get the saw working again
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Nautcal piece is my favorite, he grumpy old man would suit my desk, especially beside the computer. The still play with cars is one have to cut
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I find blade slippage due to the clamps, The pegas do last longer, stay sharper longer down side is they are more brittle and if I happen to bend a blade, even slightly during hole entry Pegas will probably break prematurely.
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Thanks for sharing your Cried uncle story Good to know these things happen occaissionally to even the "greats"
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Posting another project but, still not bragging yet!
Norm Fengstad replied to jimmyG's topic in Bragging Rights
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Welcome from Nipawin, Saskatchewan, Canada check us out
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Wow the coloring really sets it off
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Very well done
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neat
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looks great, Was the horn material hard to cut on a scroll saw? What type of blade did you use?
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I enjoyed your essay "a poppy's gift" I started carving about 30 years ago.
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I have a 14 inch Rikon that I bought used ,maybe six years ago,. works great although I did have an issue with throwing blades but a call to the manufacture and was given excellent instructions to trouble shoot and make adjustments
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Nice pattern, d choice of wood
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thanks for the shop tour. You make good use of the space you have
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I like that
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I am my greatest critic of my work. Perhaps you are as well Eplfan 2011.Looking closely I do see a bit (very minor) of waver on the bottom bough sometimes it is not our inabilities. Sometimes the blade follows a grain or soft spot in the wood
