CSull
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Yep, Grizzly dust collector with trash can separator. Works great on one tool at a time in my limited space.
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Instead of a larger saw for large cuts I bought a work table from the orange store that raises and lowers. It is on casters so I just roll it over to the saw and level it with the saws table, works great.
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Finished these two yesterday. I did the Statue of Liberty out of 1/4 BB with a painted 1/8 BB backer. The frame I made from a old barn wood plank that was given to me. The skull is aspen with a oak ring and oak feathers. Any suggestions always welcome, I keep trying to improve!
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Nice cut, I really like the backer being left natural. I have been using clear/natural stain more and more because I like to see the wood.
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NEED SUGGESTIONS FOR A COUPLE OF ON GOING PROBLEMS
CSull replied to heppnerguy's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I bought some foam insulation and placed them around and over my window in the garage. I use different size cardboard boxes to catch most of the over-spray and my fan sends the fumes out the window. I need to upgrade to a explosion proof fan as this one worry's me when it comes to fumes being ignited. I also open the garage door a little to provide a little fresh air.
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I love the paint idea, I will have to try that!
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I had a issue similar to this a few years back. My Dad's old heavy tools needed to come from Maine to here in Montana. I called a moving company (Allied I think) and they placed it on a truck heading here. It took longer but it was a quarter of the price. I met the truck at a stop on I90 near here and brought the tools home.
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Great work, I can see where it took some time to do.
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Well cut but now I have that song back stuck in my head! I really like the bent tree with the ornament.
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Another fine piece Frank! I have become fond of using spiral blades after detesting them at first, I think they work really well when veining pieces.
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Welcome from Montana, I have the same issue in the winter, do I let the warmth out or keep the fumes? I need to build a box with a fan and small pipe but I will forget as soon as it warms up here
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Great wood choice, I like mahogany but$$$.
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Hi Spirithorse, I found the pattern at http://www.scrolleronline.com/
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Hi dakota I just used a piece of 1/4 in BB, measured and used my table saw blade to make 1/8 deep by saw kerf wide cuts. I used alternating stain of walnut and (maybe oak) and a dark stain in the cuts. Hope I made sense
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I started this lighted wolf before Christmas and finally finished it. All done with 1/4BB, frame from alder. Pattern fromScroller patterns, lights from Ace hardware.
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You did a great job with the ebony stain, I have tried that stuff and it has always given me fits with blotchy spots.
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As always -perfection!
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Wow, that is beautiful!
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I really like what you did with the wood the hawk is on. The off set pieces are very cool.
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I like the horse a lot!
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Nice puzzles. I have been threatening to try a puzzle, maybe it is time.
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Nice wood choice and cut!
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Great job. Whats next?
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My birthday present from the wife, spent the weekend setting it up. Hardest part was putting the stand together. It really does cut sweet! The wife asked if this makes me a big boy now
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I like the cuts and the painting is great.
