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Seems Like More Than $10 In Materials
new2woodwrk replied to kmmcrafts's topic in General Scroll Sawing
It's a very nice clock though -
Love those - you can always raffle them for charity, donate them, or as you said BINGO!
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Nice job on that! Thanks for sharing
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Very clever - thanks for sharing those
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Nicely done - I believe Palidin is spelled Paladin?
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LOL that's my shop pre Hurricane Michael. I'm also in the process of redoing the entire layout so I'll post again when I get closer to being done. That work bench where the scroll saw sits is no longer. It's now a bunch of shelves for the permanent bench and the new scroll saw bench
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That's a really cool box! Thanks for sharing your technique as well
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Nice job on those. Good idea with the top as well.
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Nice Wonder Woman cut! Thanks for sharing
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A box a day so far,Steve Goods pattern
new2woodwrk replied to amazingkevin's topic in Bragging Rights
Looks really nice to me. Thanks for sharing it. I've not done boxes yet -
Wow, awesome! I hope that video was sped up because that was an insane cut! Thanks for sharing it.
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Wow, you're unhappy with something I wish I could accomplish - interesting world we live in ain't it? IMO it looks terrific, anyone would be glad to hang that. Well done and thanks for sharing it
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I do my best to follow and stay as close to the line as possible. It seldom works out, but I try anyway. I agree that certain projects require cutting the line and others not so much. Fortunately, since I do so poorly following the lines, I stay within my limits and do projects that are difficult to see I missed
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Very clever and unique! Nicely done!
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I've seen several members making oversized projects that go over doors or on walls etc. My questions are: When you do one of these large/oversized projects do you do them in smaller pieces and glue them together, glue them on a backing or do you use a single long piece of wood? My saw is a 20" saw which I think is fairly large/deep for most of my current projects - but there is a project I would like to start that is much deeper than 20", the only way I can think of being able to accomplish this would be to scroll as much on one side, spin it around and do the same on the other side. Is that the optimal or correct way of doing these? Thanks as always in advance
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Oh I was just going to ask this question - thanks... Watching...
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I just ordered a part for my Delta TS after Delta support sent me to these guys. They say they are a national distributor /supplier for several brands. http://leneavesupply.com/ After speaking with them and looking at their shop, they may be a new supplier for various parts and stuff. Also have you tried ereplacements.com? https://www.toolpartsdirect.com Hope one of those help
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Ooh Honey looks nice - I have to try that as well! Thanks for sharing that great looking cut!
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Very nice cut - thanks for sharing
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Now that is sweet! Very nicely done - thanks for sharing it
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Oh boy aside from the missing "g" those are really nice I just don't get the whole Kobe thing myself, it's not like he invented a cure for cancer and his death has been non-stop media coverage for a week. Guess you had to be a BB fan, I don't know - but still nice cuts and thanks for sharing them
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Wow you're on fire with these! Very nice - do you frame them as well?
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Really nice cut! So that was one piece of wood? What kind of wood did you use? Thanks for sharing it
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Very cool - one day I want to try those cuts. Thanks for sharing them
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Very nice cut - thanks for sharing it
