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  1. I'm going to take the plunge and do an intarsia project. I don't know how to show the bonsai tree I have my eye on. It's on Etsy under LKGlorius prints. I am hoping someone will take a peek at it and tell me what thickness of wood they would use on a 8.5x11 pattern. I have wood for 3/4 and 1/2 in . 3/4 seems to thick. Thanx in advance. forrest
  2. Hoping Scrappile has a speedy recovery. I have enjoyed his posts for a long time.
  3. wow... you make some absolutely beauitful stuff...congrats
  4. What a punch in the gut. I feel like I knew the man. Watching his videos and cutting his patterns got me started in scroll sawing hobby. I could tell from his videos he had a good heart. Very sad to receive the news.
  5. i like that alot good one
  6. good job Kris
  7. that is beautiful
  8. i like that a lot. good work
  9. About time to put this thread to bed. Thanks to the two people who responded.
  10. Beautiful...
  11. I know that several people that frequent this website buy wood from Ocooch hardwoods. I recently bought some walnut and cherry for some diy picture frames and was pleased with the product. I'm fixing to make another buy, but a couple of questions for y'all. ( 1 ) what kind of wood do you prefer for making picture frames? I noticed that ,before you hit the purchase button,they have a box for customer comments or requests regarding the wood you are about to buy. For instance do you want heartwood or sapwood. ( 2 ) does anyone here have a preference as far as heartwood or sapwood for picture frames? Also any other insights about their products and how to save money when you buy from Ocooch. Thanks in advance......forrest
  12. THANKS to everyone for the replies. Seems like # 5 or # 7 size is going to be The go to blades for my project. I'll have to study up on the styles. Thanks again....Forrrst....By the way, those are some nice pieces shown above.
  13. I got a beautiful 3/4 in thick piece of purple heart from Ocooch hardwoods and want to cut the outline of my home state.( Texas ) I figure it's going to be a chore and may require more than a few blades. I use FD blades and am wondering what size and style might be best. Any recommendations would be appreciated./.. Thanks.....Forrest
  14. Another good one by Scrappile. That eye looks to be a challenging cut.
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