OLScroler

Thanks for the reply’s from everyone I’ve thought about selling my RBI saw but I’m having a hard time bringing myself to do it. It is nice to have good folks to talk to about scroll sawing, I have something on the saw table maybe I’ll have it finished cutting and then painted, I’ll post pics when I get finished. Yall take care!!!!!!!

Thanks for the replys and just ordered a pin nailer with 3/8 inch pins. Have been using 1/8 inch baltic birch for Christmas ornaments. I like to cut multiple peices of this plywood and have been using two sided carpet tape but sometimes it wants to stick to me more than the wood. I just used the last of a stick and release tape from the Winfield Collection and they still have this product I have been using this to adhere patterns to the wood, but I am going to look for an alternative due to the price tag. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Not sure how to turn the picture still learning. Have a Great Weekend!!!!!!

Hope all y’all had a Great Thanksgiving Be N Touch later

Hay now I & my wife have been busy taking care of my parents and both have passed. Looking to retire April 2025 so some more projects will be coming sorry I have not been around for a while but here’s a picture of my tiny little place.

I've seen sanding strips throat the years but have never tried them, GREAT idea of glueing a strip onto a blade if need be think that's the way I will try. Want to get back to the Scroll Saw but Grand Father Clock project and late hours at work have crept in unfortunately. Very enjoyable reading the post of various subjects, Chris

Great creativeness on designing and applying to your finished project !!!!! It takes a little more time starting from scratch but it sure is rewarding as the project progresses. Your trivet looks great Chris H

Thank You working on some other projects. Will post when available. Have been working on entry holes further than my drill press allows. Chris H.

Im Chris and reside in Lawrenceville Ga. I've been scrolling for some 20 years or so, started out by trading a large compressor for a scroll saw. RBI Hawk 20 inch, you know the one that had allen screws on the top and bottom blade clamps with the adjusting tensioning leaver at the back. Sense then I've added a Excalibur also the other day a 26 inch Hawk, needs a little attention though. Have cut a fair amount of stuff but pretty much give most of it as gifts or if someone appreciates it away it goes, also as Sunday School white elephant gifts sure is a lot of fun watching those folks fight over something you can always cut another one. Don't get me wrong Im not the best around but its therapy, just me and my saw. Well its off to planing or cutting. Looking forward to meeting y'all and picking up tips as well. Will I better get to it, Figure if I don't have any cuts around then its time to build/cut something else.