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Macman

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Macman last won the day on November 4 2018

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  • First Name:
    Andy
  • Occupation:
    Photographer
  • Location:
    Stonehaven
  • Gender:
    Male
  • Scroll Saw:
    Hegner
  • Project Types:
    Very much a beginner but have a yearning to become competent at portraits to compliment my photography skills.
  • Interests:
    Road cycling.
  • Pattern Designer:
    No
  • Favorite Books:
    Anything and everything is worth a read
  • Two Truths & A Lie:
    I cycle 5-7 thousand miles a year
    I have 2 daughters- one is 4 and the other is 33
    I like trifle
  • Quote:
    Shut up legs.

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  1. Thanks, I used a 5 Pegas skip tooth blade. My main sanding task is to remove the transition marks that I make.
  2. After watching the Inkscape tutorials by Travis I actually managed to design and cut my first pattern. Its not much but boy am I pleased with myself. Still a fair bit of sanding but Jessica’s Nursery teacher should like it.
  3. I quickly reached a plateau with my Scrollsaw efforts after the first few weeks. However for a brief few minutes this afternoon I realised I was holding the wood down without using the death grip I had developed and the blade was cutting the wood without being deflected. As soon as I gave it conscious thought it went back to normal I spend ages looking through all the threads that you guys post of your outstanding work and usually think that there will be no way I could be as good as you. However feeling that wee bit more encouraged today. I still cut awkwardly and lose the line often but the positive from today’s cut from a Travis pattern was that I was confident to spin the wood at the right angles
  4. Jessica would love these. Think I will show her these in the morning and I reckon we will be attempting to make something similar.
  5. What a talent. I hope that one day I will be as half as good as you. Inspired again.
  6. No way! How the heck is that possible. I am in awe! Superb work.
  7. Nice work.
  8. Hi Len. I didn’t want the hole all the way through the piece. If it was a wall hanging clock then that what I would probably do.
  9. I get you. Cracking idea. https://www.axminster.co.uk/proxxon-router-base-ofv-505907
  10. I have no idea what the species the wood is but I think Bill may be right! Looking at images on google it looks very similar.
  11. Fortuitous topic. I just started looking at these kind of tools. This brand seems to be highly thought off in the model forums I looked at https://www.axminster.co.uk/proxxon-fbs-240-e-multitool-flexi-shaft-package-deal-718858?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIhtOfz7TC3gIVEed3Ch3exQZiEAQYAyABEgKSDfD_BwE Cheaper than the Dremel 4000 kit too Accessories look good quality https://m.reichelt.com/gb/en/drill-stand-mbs140-s-proxxon-28606-p30207.html?CTYPE=0&MWSTFREE=0&PROVID=2788&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIhtOfz7TC3gIVEed3Ch3exQZiEAQYCiABEgIKDfD_BwE&&r=1
  12. Made some progress today. New bit arrived and it cut through the wood like butter. Lesson learnt - buy cheap buy twice. Sanding time
  13. Oh my goodness. That is superb in every way. How is that possible. Magic ?
  14. Jessica has her paint’s out again and with mummy’s help she brightnened Santa’s day. We will frame it next.
  15. Lovely words for your daughter. They are the best words ever
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