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Look ahead of the blade while cutting, not at the blade. Like driving a car, you look ahead to where you are going not where the tire is at the time.
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Hello everyone. I've been woodworking for about 20 years but, because I have a more-than-full-time job, have not had the time to dedicate myself to becoming an expert in anything...I have dabbled in everything. I posted a question in the Questions forum to ask for some assistance in narrowing things down. The beauty of marquetry projects is what got me interested in woodworking, but circumstances required me to learn to build cabinets, tables, etc. and the scroll saw sat neglected. Now that I am moving into a small house with a small shop I am going to focus solely on the scroll saw. I have amassed a great veneer collection over the years and am looking forward to putting it to use. Downsizing from a very large shop to a small one...that will be a challenge. If anyone is near Camden, SC and would like to exchange a shop visit...let me know! I enjoy talking to fellow woodworkers. I am also a member of a local animal rescue organization. Susan Schultz
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I currently live out in the country with a 1000 sq foot shop. I have the usual big tools and quite a bit of special lumber. However, we are moving into a small house in town and I have purchased a small building for my new shop...around 140 square feet. In this last chapter of my woodworking life I want to center everything around the scroll saw, concentrating on marquetry, but I also want to make gifts, bowls, etc and try my hand at intarsia. I will be keeping a router, jigsaw, circ saw and recip saw for home improvement projects. I also have the Dremel set of accessories, including the Dremel mini router table and mini drill press which I think will be handy for scroll saw projects. My question to all of you... Which tool (besides the scroll saw) should I consider taking with me? Which do you find most useful, if any, for a scroll saw workshop?
