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preprius

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  1. Nice and decorative. ok Cute. Looks like a pen blank will work well.
  2. i love pieces that show action. Cat jumping is great. I also like bobcats. so I am voting for both.
  3. Thanks for the video. It is always great to learn by seeing action.
  4. sorry to bring up old topic. But having a full beard the suggestions on web say have a positive air pressure mask. This raises cost from $35 to $400. What do the members with full beards use?
  5. preprius

    Harley

    oh my.. I think if I tried this all the heat fins would break off while sawings. Great work of art.
  6. That is pretty nice. The lines on pistons and the slight flare on back fender are great touches.
  7. okay which one was the most challenging?
  8. Hah, cutting out on a limb.
  9. I have my eye on this one. https://www.lisaboyer.com/Claytonsite/elfinopage.htm I have to finish my intarsia project first. My first intarsia project ever. Another problem with kinetic scultures is pet cats. Four of them.
  10. cool. The thickness difference is a nice touch.
  11. Put a box out having a sign saying take one. Extra bonus is added to the sign please donate.
  12. I thought wood putty was good for chicken pox. Or you could just cover it up with a covid mask.
  13. i just scanned Clayton Boyle's web site. In his Q&A page there is a section about one's self frustration tolerance level "frustration quotient". If yours is way above average then you can try a clock design. If your quotion is avg to above avg then you should only think about getting a clock design. The whole q&a is also good reading. But the Puffer steam train machine looks fun. A battery overcomes some frustration of friction and humidity. Thanks Scappile for posting Clayton Boyles link.
  14. nice. I definity see how the tail pattern looks like the tail is behind the legs and body. Since the legs have feathers like boots. It could be easily merged into the tail feathers. But it was done well. Great job on good cutting on a good pattern.
  15. i recognize that transistor radio. Mon and Dad gave that to me for christmas present. Maybe in 1971. Does the hammer say I like building memories with you? I can barely read it. ? Very cool shop walls. You do very good with portrait scrolling.
  16. Thinking is good ... in this case.
  17. I was expecting Mr. Ed. Great job.
  18. I am a newbie. Did you start with the eyes or the mouth? Both look a bit delicate.
  19. did you keep the cutouts so you can glue ants to other stuff?
  20. I only see one ant carrying something. The bottom ant.
  21. I can actually read small text on ammo box. Pretty darn good.
  22. Since I am a newbie. I have only printed 2 svg files that I created. I have never downloaded a pattern, I can only relate to what I know. I have printed my own created svg. But only black lines on white paper. No grey fills on red line. But this topic showed me to try to tweak my svg files to suit my eyes. I am playing with inkscape for the first time this weekend. I'm creating a file from my own sketch. Now I will play with colored lines. And filling areas. Thank you for enlightening me. I was relating to my experience with red / black which is only on computer screen text. If I download a pattern with red lines, I would need to change the red to something else.
  23. I just wanted to share that I used FD blade called aluminum cutter #7. I have a portor cable saw. I had a weak table insert that flexes alot. So I read that I should make an aluminum 1/8" insert to replace the cheap plastic. So I scroll sawed it. The pic is not very good. It shows the the aluminum table insert installed. The black plastic is on the left. So that is my advertisement for FD blades.
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