Dennisfm56
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A Harvey Byler pattern adapted to a key/leash holder, Iggy style. 3/4 poplar, #3 Pegas MGT, finished with Watco Natural and spray on shellac.Going into a kids room hence the cool font for the name.
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Will I see it in the dining room?
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I'm working on my second Octopus, this one as a leash/key holder. Knew I shouldn't have posted a pic of the first one. That's why if I ever do this one, no pics. lmao
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I do the BACON one as well.
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The holy trinity of BBQ
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About 8" in diameter, finished with a light coat of Watco Danish Oil. 1/2" BB #3 Pegas MG. Pattern was just an image from Internet that I grabbed from some site and sized to fit.
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You want embarrassing moment? Ok, I was working as a maint mechanic at a small production facility and took over a repair started by someone else. I should add this was in the days before lockout/tagout. I finished the small repair, turned the breaker back on and nothing. I checked a few things and decided it might need the electrician. He came down, took a quick look and then just plugged the machine into the outlet on the breaker box. Took awhile to live that one down.
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You are a scrolling machine.
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A whole new level is barely enough to describe what you did. Maybe a drum sander might be my next toy.
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I didn't bother using a micrometer on them but I just opened my first pack from Denny, and have noticed they seem to be a just that proverbial hair larger. Will still go thru a #60 drilled hole. Still like and already ordered and received my 2nd gross from Denny.
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Octopus must be the coming thing. Someone just asked me to cut on, but she wanted as one piece and not a puzzle.
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Got $100 for it and donated that plus a bit more.
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I have done 4 different tree of life patterns and you sir did very well. I can't wait to steal your idea of a picture to put behind. I've filled with epoxy but never really liked the result.
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Looks like we both started about the same time with a Wen, and then at some point we both updated to the Delta. Maybe you are a brother from another mother.
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The Yorkie is a Harvey Byler pattern. You may have gotten it from Scott or Wooden Teddy Bear. In either case, looks good.
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I knew I needed to find a different outlet for my enjoyment in woodworking, so bought the Wen. My first was really bad. I knew nothing about how to cut. Hadn't even watched Steve Good's intro series. Pinned blade that came from with the saw. Discovered later that it was a #9. I've since upgraded to a Delta and have a bit more understanding of blades and how to cut. My latest completed project. I have a 4-5 other not puzzles in various stages of completion. I like the puzzles because I can finish in a a of hours. I suffer senior onset attention deficit disorder.
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Finished the unicorn and started the service dog yesterday. Finished the service and just because I'm not just a one trick pony started another tree of life today. Probably a couple of days before that is finished.
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I got that same type of saw. I use Pegas #3 Modified Geometry for this type of puzzle. Glad you were able to get cutting again.
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If you are interested here is where I obtain the patterns. https://www.woodcraftbyscott.com/collections/scroll-saw-patterns
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We have had rain, freezing rain, sleet and snow so far today. I got 4 different pieces completed today. I think I see a pattern.
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In case Scott,(Iggy), doesn't see this he and many of use 3/4" poplar.
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You just confirmed that I am not a Zombie. While i enjoy cutting these puzzles I have done a fair number in cherry, oak, and birch for friends and family. I do make the poplar to sell at craft fairs and donate to various rescue and veteran organizations. Matt, well done, that Shih-tzu is a little tricky.
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Ordered Thursday, delivered Saturday. Doesn't get much better than that, and if you need it quicker than that, you didn't plan correctly. Well done, sir.
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I've had this same thing happen and a little dab from an Elmer's glue stick is easily enough to hold it down while you finish your cut.
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Already in the mail, well done sir. BTW, the Dayton area is where I want us to relocate. My wife however is another story. I hate where we currently live, but love my wife, so...
