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Also watching. I need to upgrade my dust collection system.
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When you just finished what you were working on, it is too late to start on another project and too early to stop for the day.
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Done by request for a favorite niece.
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I had surgery for my deviated septum a couple of years ago and have been very pleased with the results. I can now breathe freely through both sides of my nose! And no more chronic infections.
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I saw 2 bids early on, $65 and then $75. I do not know what the winning bid was, will try to find out.
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@edward, I did that exact same scene and donated it to our church for a silent auction. The auction is tonight, and I am curious to see how much it will bring in. I added some inexpensive LED lights inside the scene. Amazon.com: ZSLAIFU LED Lights for TV LED Light Strip USB-Powered TV Lighting kit with Both Remote and Bluetooth Control Functionalities TV Lights That Change with TV LED Backlight (Multicolor, 9.84FT) : Tools & Home Improvement
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Love that @sydknee. Do you have a pattern you could share?
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Very cute turtle @FrankEV. No doubt everyone will love it. My brother in Palm Beach Gardens came through Milton with little damage, just branches down in the yard.
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In this morning's post, Steve Good has a compound cut pattern and shows him using Bessey style wood clamps. -
Glass Backed Recessed Cuts of Fiona’s Designs
TAIrving replied to Old Joe's topic in Bragging Rights
Very nice work @Old Joe! I have done a few of Fiona's patterns and appreciate the detailed work that goes into them. Plus, I like your use of stained glass as a backer. -
Looks like it got you a second time. I was thinking about trying to order some from Ocooch Hardwoods.
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What is BBQ? It sounds like an exotic version of BBP. Whatever, you did a great job and I am sure your friend will love it.
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I had cataract surgery for both eyes in June. My vision has changed. I am still trying to adjust for scrolling. It is close, but not quite the same. The magnification I get with reading glasses and the magnifier lens doesn't quite work anymore. I am going to try stronger reading glasses. Has anyone else had this happen?
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All right! Pattern makers - make a pattern for us.
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That belongs in every woodworkers shop!
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Same here. I do not know if the reason has to do with water table or unsuitability of the soil.
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Very nice @FrankEV. I do like the 2024 version better, the colors, the frame and the extra space around the subject. The gentleman should be very pleased with it.
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I go outside to spray. The overspray goes on the grass and weeds. It usually gets too cold to do this for a week or two each year.
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Wow Frank - great job! Congrats to your lady for the idea. And congrats to you for doing it. The colors are great. The cutting and assembly are great. Just one question; what did you use for the eye?
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So sad. She was indeed a treasure. I am just getting into intarsia and had communicated with her briefly.
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Race Car for my donation to a cancer charity
TAIrving replied to rafairchild2's topic in Bragging Rights
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They are so pretty to look at. Many of the neighbors feed them - so the herd keeps growing. They eat all the landscaping so we can't grow much of anything.
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My first scroll saw was a used Porter-Cable. The vibration was bad but I learned that I enjoyed scrolling. With what I know now, I suppose I could tune it to get rid of most of the vibration. But the killer was the non-liftable arm. To move the blade to a new hole meant releasing both the top and bottom blade clamps, move the blade, clamp both ends. I soon tired of that and bought my Pegas.
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See my write-up in the Intarsia/Segmentation section.
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Suggest you read the article on wood allegies and toxicity found here Wood Allergies and Toxicity | The Wood Database (wood-database.com) A good finish might seal the wood, but why start off with a problem wood?
