Dak0ta52
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Congrats and welcome. I don't have a RBI but other members here can provide you with information about the saw if you would like. Also, there is a lot of knowledge among the Village members. Don't hesitate to ask questions. Also, we like pictures.
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Thanks Jerry! Much enjoyed.
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Congrats!!! More time for scrolling!
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Welcome from SE North Carolina.
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You've learned well, Grasshopper!!! Great cutting. Straight lines are very difficult.
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Very nice, Ralph. I actually ordered the patterns for the mini bird houses this weekend. Looking forward to seeing your finished product.
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2024 Year In Review - Scroll Saw Challenge
Dak0ta52 replied to Travis's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Thanks, Dick. Those colors were the restaurant's regular colors so I can't really take credit for that. I just copied what they had. It did turn out pretty good if I say so myself.- 53 replies
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Awesome, delicate work! Great job.
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Welcome from North Carolina. Don't give up... You'd be passing up a very enjoyable hobby. Stay determined and remember, you're only cutting one hole at a time.
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Welcome from another North Carolinian. I live just outside a little town east of you called Roseboro. Enjoy this very addictive hobby!
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Something that has always puzzled me is an employer (or Social Security) will give employees or retirees a Cost of Living allowance of 2 or 3% but the statistics show the actual cost of living went up 18 to 20%. We are actually going in the hole.
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I have cut 1/4 inch BB in double and triple layers without issues. My blade choice is typically the smallest blade I can use to manage a good cut (#3 or smaller). The only blades I have larger than an #5 were from a variety pack and I think I've use the #9 one time to try it out and changed it back to a smaller blade. I only use Pegas blades from Artcraftersonline.com. It may be that one of your layers in your ply is extremely hard, especially if you've cut BB in the past with success.
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Welcome from North Carolina.
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Thanks Peter. Much enjoyed!
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Welcome from North Carolina.
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Thanks Thurman!
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Not Totally Finished, But Have to Wait for Spring
Dak0ta52 replied to Scrappile's topic in Bragging Rights
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A North Carolina welcome to you.
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Welcome from North Carolina. There is a lot of knowledge here so don't hesitate to ask questions should any arrise.
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There are some good ones there, Pete. Thanks for sharing!
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Like others, I use Square. Most of the vendors at the shows I attend also use Square. I'm glad for that because I sometimes needed help when someone was making a purchase. I think I've gotten the hang of it now. There is a slight charge but in my opinion it is insignificant. In a few days they automatically deposit it into your bank account.
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I agree that in some cases a bridge would look bad distracting from the piece. I wasn't knocking your piece. That's why I added that I've also done that in the past.
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I just purchased a new grill and the way I enjoy cooking, I have something on it most every weekend. I cook anything from meats and veggies to breads and desserts. Our going out is usually to a reasonably priced restaurant about once or maybe twice per month. For special occasions (birthday, anniversary) we might visit a little more pricey restaurant. So our monthly "going out" budget is usually around $75 to $150.
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Burrrr!
