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jerry walters

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  1. A gift that will be cherished. Jerry
  2. I don't have the problem of blinking, my issue is when I get close to the end I take my eyes off the line to see how close I am to the end. I HATE WHEN I DO THAT! Jerry
  3. Welcome from Colorado. If those pictures are of some of your work, you are a master. Let me warn you, you are going to get addicted. Jerry
  4. These are great, I'm certain they will be enjoyed. Jerry
  5. You have every right to be happy. They are beautiful. Jerry
  6. Those are beautiful Jim. Jerry
  7. Careful cutting is right. Looks great.
  8. Marie, when you find a chair that is comfortable for your bottom. let me know. I have been following this post with interest. I have a stool that is not too comfortable and after a couple of hours of scrolling I have to quit for a while. I have a bad back with spinal stenosis and scoliosis. I have been looking if a cushion is available to ease the pain, but there are so many options and they are all the best, how do you choose. I'm certain you know in your search they are all the best. I wish you luck in your search. Jerry
  9. That's thinking out of the box. Very neat. Jerry
  10. Robert, welcome to the village from Colorado. You will find the folks here very helpful and will give you tips and advice for almost any question you have. You will find scrolling and this site both very addictive. Jerry
  11. Have only one word for this, WOW!!
  12. Memories, not only for you also for your grand kids. I'm certain they enjoy spending time with grandpa. The bird houses look great. They are going to enjoy watching birds or organizing their new home. Jerry
  13. WOW!! These look great Russell. Jerry
  14. Like Paul said, really cool!
  15. Made these to honor my grand nephew. One made with 1/2" oak and the other 1/2" poplar. On both, the outter ring and inner ring are stained with godlen oak, the middle ring is stained with cherry. I think the details show up better with lighter wood. I did the bevel cuts tilting scroll saw arm left 3 degrees. I really enjoyed doing this. Jerry
  16. Seeing your work took me back many, many years. I grew up on the farm and my dad was a John Deere man all the way. To him, if it wasn't a John Deere it wasn't a tractor. My parents gave me a camera when I graduated from high school. I took many pictures around the farm. He had two John Deere's. Attach is a picture of the oldest on as 1947 model "B".
  17. That is very nice Barb. Looks like a trout and moon. Maybe someone was dreaming of nighttime fishing when the pattern was designed. Too nice to be used as a trivet, I vote for wall hanging. Jerry
  18. Matthew, I did put a copper wire inside that memory tube (I think that is what they called it). Can't remember the copper wire size. The cable ties are there only because the holder for the tube doesn't stick to the upper arm. I thought of getting some magnets to glue on the support. But for now, the cable ties work OK. Jerry
  19. You usually end your video by asking if we love watching you. I for one, YES!! i I always enjoy. Always learn something. I think making these stick figures is a great way for beginners to start scrolling. The results are nice for displaying and gives the scroller a sense of accomplishment and encouragement. I am going to make some. Nicely done Tyler, nicely done Jerry
  20. WOW!!!! Who would have every guessed. I must admit Frank, you are one amazing individual.
  21. Matthew, I thought the numbers would show, but they don't, so pretty much top to bottom. Sorry Jerry
  22. Matthew, here you go. Will attach some pictures of my set up which is attached to a Pegas scroll saw. I have had no issues of tiny bits, they just get sucked up and into the recipticle. I hope the pictures make sense. I would expect this fit also on the Dewalt since this is a very popular saw, but don't my word for it. If I can be of further assistance please let me know. 992 & 993 are above and below the saw table. 995 shows saw and how the scrollnado is hooked up along with the small shop vac. 996 is the recipticle the dust goes in. 997 & 998 are side views and you can see both the top and bottom hoses. The table has to be removed to place the bottom hose. This doesn't need to be adjusted. The top hose can be moved around to accomodate differecnt sizes of wood. Hope this helps. PS, included with are fittings which stick to the side of the saw, but the fittings don't stick well enough, that is why the tie down straps. Jerry
  23. Thanks for sharing with us. Look good all dressed up. I'm sure you had a lot of fun. Jerry
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