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2 patterns from the SSV pattern library..... with a twist...
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wonderful work!!!
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i am on the other end of that. no bench top room. 26" deep and 39" wide of open space. unless i am working 2 or 4 things at a time... lol
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i had a cracked 2" PVC elbow....now i have a pen, pencil, marker holder. ( "it's not stupid if it works" -Alec Steele" )
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i learn things here every day.... i am glad i found this place... thank you....
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DAMN! that is some sticky stuff!!!!! dropped one corner and almost did not get it corrected. do you put your 1st coat of glaze on thick to soak into the photo or just light coats?
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heal quickly Charlie. Chris
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saw dust helps to the tame stickiness till i get the chance to use alcohol and/or nail polish remover pads .
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i am sorry. i had posted pics before but should have included one here. this is the one peeling up. the tiny piece between hulks hand and the gun. here is the back i scroll portraits mostly. i am also using, posters (Beatles) , photos of friends , comic book covers (hulk) and album covers and i use them as a pattern. each part of the pic is cut out in a way that lets me glue the parts back together in the layers this was in real life. counting the background this one is cut into 9 pieces and in 8 layers. before glued back together in 7 layers that help?
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i am sorry. i had posted pics before but should have included one here. this is the one peeling up. the tiny piece between hulks hand and the gun.
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Something occurred to me..................
3Dface replied to OCtoolguy's topic in General Scroll Sawing
hey ray!!! until i started selling my scrolling on facebook i never even used my real name there. oldtimers "Big Brother Syndrome". but life taught me that the government is not "Big Brother" but the corporations we freely share our info with. so i will follow suit here and say..... HI!!! i am chris... pleased to meet you.... i also answer to "Lumpy" ,"hey you", and "ick "... that is what all the girls called me in high school.... i walked into the room and they all called out ICK!!!! -
i have 3 very old 1gal cans. used some about 3 months ago to seal a table that is about as old. i was very surprised it still worked. my neighbor has a can shaker i put the can in for about 30 min before i used it.
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did you glue pictures to the face of the puzzles? i think i have the glaze... will have to look and just ordered the spray glue.
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side thread to "Elmers Spray Adhesive By Rockytime" i am doing experiments today for my 3Ds. had a 3M 77 applies cover start to peal up. that is with 5 coats of clear spray matte over it. i am trying 7 different combos of mod-podge 3M 77 and clear coats. i do not have any experience with Varnish. can anyone tell me if it turns white or chips at the edge of a cut? is there any "Hard drying" treatment you would advise? thanks
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i have been using 3M77 also. have not had many problems holding down patterns but will try the 3M 45.
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Don't hold back man..... just tell us how you really feel!!!
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Thanks DG i am still learning how to make frames. most portrait orders i have had have been for 8x10s but i have loved the challenge of making frames . i may even understand how to be consistent one day.
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ok... being raised in the U.S. i have always used the "Imperial" standard of measurement until i started scrolling. still when using store bought frames i stick to that standard but have found 180mm is easier to read than 7 3/32 because i have have trouble with getting confused with the different size lines. (although Dyslexia may have a little to do with it ) i assume i am one of few in the U.S. but would love to know.
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i just ordered 4Dz. will post a review when i have a chance to try them.
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you are welcome... i try...
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on facebook i saw someone used "sawbird" blades. I had never heard of them. anyone else use any of them? i would be most interested in knowing about the durability of the #1 spiral. thanks you
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very nice
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i can think of a few places i would like to hang both,,, nice cutting.
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i like it! good job
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nice lines... wonderful cutting.
