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here is the original photo. the cropped version was part of a calendar i bought for 3Ds.

this was a promotional poster/ the picture has not been altered. other than me cutting it up.

thank you very much the first picture i did in 3D my best friend and his family, well my wife is my BEST friend, but this guy is a close second.

thank you sir... u r too kind.

when cutting this i was not sure it this one was going to work. had to take a break to run some errands and then i cam back with fresh eyes. the wife likes it.

makes me want to strap and iron stove door to my chest. great work.

It appears that it was ME that split up The Beatles but i am NOT SORRY cause i will also put them back together with hot glue.

UPDATE here is the present state of the dust collection. here is the dust build up from 5 comic book covers and 2 8x10 portraits,

these things will blue tooth with your phone and has a mic.... problem solved??? lol

i have had a low tone hearing loss sense i was a kid. so hi pitch sounds are almost painful. i was wearing my favorite "in case the ear" head phones but being 5'10" with a 6' ceiling had me running into every beam. these have worked well so far. i fell like i need to protect what i have before i have to miss what i had.

my 2004 hawk 226vs has a 7/8" hole directly under the bottom holder.. that is where the 3/4" to 1"adapter is. in the picture the elbow was the connection to my old shop vac. when the new cyclone vac was hooked up that is now replaced with the hose from that vac. everything is dry fitted so changes can be made any time. the 2 reasons i made the adapter enclosed are 1) large pieces can not get into the hose and block it.... 2) the 5 (4 sides and top) 3/16" holes increase the overall pressure in the area close to the adapter. in my tests before installing when the vac was running dust dropped as far away 4 inches was pulled into the holes at about 50 to 60%. the closer you get the higher the %. so as the dust that drops from the slot in the table it falls almost straight down giving me , my guess is 95 to 98% of all dust trapped. with the belt to the beater on the vac removed the suction power increased so much i also drilled 4- 1/16" holes between the 3/16" holes to ease the strain on the motor. if you have seen the posts i have made in the lase week or so i have not had to wipe down the frame through all of these. that being said, right now i am using spiral REV blades so dust does pile up on top of the projects. for that i have a plastic dish to the side of the cutting table and i use a paint brush to sweep the dust into.(not pictured) i confused myself but did that fill in the blanks for you?

just thought i would post something that is helping me and might help others. being in a 10x10 shop with vacs and saws running i have found that for a short while i have trouble hearing. the expanding foam ear plugs drive me crazy.. i found a $10 solution on amazon. they have great sound and cancel out tool sounds even when i don't turn up the music loud. i have it paired with one of my old phones that has almost 400 songs on it. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N0QSOZZ/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 these are the ones i got when they were on sale but i would have paid $20. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0739R3Z24/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1

2 wrongs don't make a right, but.... make a play list of... the Andrews Sisters and other up beat dance music from the 30s 40s and 50s and whenever he turns of his loud music you turn on yours!!! BTW i like some songs by metalica...

for some portraits i use 1/16" luan with 1/8" melamine backer. so i use saw tooth hangers and 1/8" machine screws in a pilot hole. have yet to have one pull out.

The Wooden Teddy Bear is where i get mine as well. i use spiral blades more than anything. i choose FD but that is just personal preference. they have a larger selection of spirals.

i bought tubes from amazon 20 25mm tubes for $15 link at the bottom. i have found a great source for cheap wood is the inside of box springs. that is that my tube holder if made from. (Hey there in my homemade tension nob on my frankin-craftsman.) clear tape on the lid make changing label easy. i ended up making a second layer to hold other items. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01LVXE98H/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Thank you Dick.... My whole family has some kind of hobby. I only started scrolling about a year ago. I love portraits to. This is our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/oliverosearts/

Love it..... Cool looking

I use the email program on my phone and email it to the same address as I am sending it from. This also gives me a place to store the pics as a back up. I just save the email to my "scroll saw" folder. Hey now that is free online storage in my book. :-)

i like it.... i could say it is a SUPER chicken!!!! lol

i chose these cover because of the multi layers possible. i have to admit "Deadpool" is my favorite.

all the cuts are 90* to the table. the different 1/16" layers of the plywood are used to set depth so i can adjust all the way down to 1/32" or less. (pic 1) once i choose the depth i use spots of glue so if i am not happy i can cut it and adjust. when i am happy i flood the back with glue so it can not move.(pic 2) did that answer work? i confuse myself sometimes.

our local town has "Tater Day" every year and i had thought about trying it with my scrolling. biggest problem is years ago my wife and i did a food cart. after the almost $400 space rent we made our money back and about $2hr each. are there fees for all of the events you attend?

very good work!!!

love it