Dak0ta52
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Beautiful piece. I can see why it is appreciated.
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Congrats Tim. I'm sure you'll have all your new space filled with excellent scroll art.
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Excellent job, Chuck. You've been busy!
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Very nice job on a very delicate piece!
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Very nicely done!
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I'm not sure what wood you are using or the finish you apply but the grain in your projects is awesome! Love your work.
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Stunning. Wonderfully done Kris!
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Finally Completed - Baroque Carriage
Dak0ta52 replied to Retired Scroller's topic in Bragging Rights
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Welcome from NC. You seem very active in hobbies and we would love for you to share photos of your hard work. Don't hesitate to ask questions because the knowledge on this forum is broad.
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Congrats Peter. Very cute door hanger. Isn't it funny how you can sure tell a happy grandpa!
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Welcome to the Village, Gene. I've only made a couple items that I would claim such as a bed and some shelves. The other dozens of items were things I threw together to get by. That is until I started scrolling about a year ago. I'm proud to say, regardless of what others may think, I've made some quite nice pieces on my saw. What's more, the time I spend scrolling is the most relaxing and peaceful time I've had in a while. I still work full time so my time on the saw is limited by my job and honey-dos. As Bill mentioned above, the knowledge of the members here is vast! And while I've been happy with the quality of product I've produced on my saw, you find many of the members here are in a category I only hope to achieve in the future. Don't hesitate to ask questions and by all means, please share pictures and descriptions of your work. Happy scrolling!
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Very unique finish. The design makes it look 3D. Great job and I'm sure your wife will be pleased.
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That looks like a lot of cutting! It really turned out great and I'm sure your daughter's friend will love it!
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Letters are my downfall but it's apparent that they are not a problem for you. Outstanding job and I really like your choice of wood.
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Wow! That looks like some very delicate cut. Fantastic job.
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Great job, Dick. Love it!
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I don't mind at all! Happy it was available to you. Use any of mine that you like... After all, they are your patterns.
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Letters are always my downfall. Great job.
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I was able to finish the last topper for the WELCOME sign. Just to recap, the pickets are pine (plan on getting cedar next time) and the letters and toppers are Steve Good patterns. The toppers have a metal plate glued to be back and there is rare earth magnet on the pickets that holds the topper in place.
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Working a few minutes here and a few there, I was finally able to finish Jim Blume's Americana 6. The cutting is on 1/4 maple finished with natural with a pine black backing. I sprayed several coats of clear with light sanding between each coat. The frame is pine finished with antique oak stain. This is the third I've done in this series with hopes to complete them all. Thanks, Jim, for the fantastic patterns.
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Turned out great. I'm sure she will love it.
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Excellent work on an excellent saw.
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Great job, Chuck. Funny how a little color brings the subject out so much. I believe you used the watercolor crayons from the look of it.
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Nice cutting. That's from the Americana series I believe. One of my future projects.
