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Simple yet elegant. Jerry
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WOW Frank.
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WOW Kirk, this is simply amazing. Jerry
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Denny, where did you get that pattern? Jerry
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Dave, Ditto to what everyone says about Ocooch hardwoods. I haven't ordered a lot, have never been disappointed. Jerry
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A good way welcoming you mother-in-law into your home. Very cool idea. Thanks for sharing Ken. Jerry
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Tropical Whale Migration Scene, Scroll Saw Project Video
jerry walters replied to artisanpirate's topic in Bragging Rights
My day isn't a waste, learned a new trick. Thanks Tyler, Jerry- 2 replies
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Very nice Bernd. Nice to see you posting again. Jerry
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Nice cutting Greg. It's an optical illusion, almost makes one dizzy looking at it. As for me, I don't have far to go to dizzy. Jerry
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Welcome to the Village from Colorado. Jerry
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Welcome to the Village from Colorado. Jerry
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Thanks for this video, Tyler. Answered many questions that I had. Jerry
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Shows a Mother's Love. Jerry
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Welcome to the Village from Colorado. Jerry
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Hi Joe, and welcome to the Village from Colorado. I got interested in scrolling from my Father-in-law and his work using the band saw and my brother-in-law who was a scroller. Like you I purchased scroll saw magazines from the book store, and like you I was working full time. Doing little things, prmarily people names, and attending and attending craft fairs. not as a vendor, but as a customer. After I retired I did a little more scrolling, then found this site. Boy, the folks here really opened my eyes. As I said, welcome to the Village. Jerry
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Welcome to the Village from Colorado. You are going to enjoy the folks here for they are all willing to help. Jerrh
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Jack, Welcome to the Village and welcome back to the wonderful world of scrolling. Jerry from Colorado
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No, Strikes on the hour, and once on the half-hour.
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Here you go Bernd, a picture of the original I found on the internet. I think it was made primarely from walnut, but the back looks like plywood, if they had plywood back in the 1880's
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Nice to see you back Bernd. I missed seeing your posts. You did a great jobe on these and the cars. I haven't been scrolling lately because I refinishing an old mantel clock that my mother had. It was built sometime around 1890. My mother got it in the early 40's. She painted it pink when pink was really popular in the early 50's. What a job. Been working on it pretty much full time for the past month. I happy I don't refinish furniture for a living. When I'm finished I will post it. Have to go in for surtery next week. Hopefully I won't be down for long. Oh, forgot to mention the clock still works. Hopefully it still ticks when I'm finished. Jerry
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Welcome to the Village Ron Jerry from Colorado.
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Hi Peggy. Welcome to the Village from Colorado. Jerry
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Thanks Tyler, very informative especially for our newer scroller friends. Jerry
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Mostly in the rooms. Used to wear a different pocket each day.
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Beautifully done Roberta. I was a navigator when I was in the service. A clock was a very important part of my equipment. I liked clocks growing up. Every spring my dad would buy me a new pocket watch. I have about 25 in my possesion right now. At least one in every room, some have more than one. Only place I don't have one is in my work shop. Jerry
