timelett
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Thanks,I used a cutting board oil,we made a Christmas trivet.
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Finished
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Some one mentioned that linseed oil is flammable, and I'm shur mineral spirits are,maby not when dry. I think Frank had a idea with the cutting board oil.
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I'ts all good,I can't comment on beards ,but I still have hair at 65. And a heat gun, 1.00 at yard sale,has settings from 1_5 .I think Dan's idea of mineral spirits, but what mix at 50/50?
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I Did see a product from a place called Yandles but from the UK.
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Wanting to try a trivet pattern,and this may be a gift. Any one know of a clear finish that would work if a hot pan is put into it. Pattern thanks to bobscroll.
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Many thanks for the replys and help!
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Thanks Dan,but not experienced yet to free hand,this puzzle will have large pieces. It's for a young family member with trouble concentrating, that free hand cutting looks like fun tho.
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Thanks! Very helpful!
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I have a puzzle pattern to cut, and a state map I want to attach to the finished pattern. I was thinking about how to best do it. Cut pattern and attach picture to the cut out, or is their a better option possibly attach the picture to wood, spray something to protect picture then use masking tape over picture and attach puzzle pattern to the masking tape.
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Thanks, if I can Pozsgai's Designs had the same kit, very easy to convert, I was able to use #0 spiral blades on a project. Eventually I would like to combine the scroll cutting and making designs for bowl turning. Sort of like Scrappile posted, I need a lot of practice!
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I have been looking at websites and gotten some ideas including a clamp system for the blade. I don't know if I can name businesses, but the blade clamps with the saw are a frustrating turn off. Also I bolted the saw to a heavy table, that is fastened to the floor. Right now I am working on cutting ON THE LINE.
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Booo!!
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Thanks for your advice from the group, Scrappile I hope to be able to be able to cut like that some day,my bowl projects are on the phone. I look forward to learning
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I do more bowl turning and bowl segmented things at this time, but wanting to make some bowls and things with a scroll saw I picked up at HF. I have always wondered what advantages the more expensive saws have and is this a good saw to learn on. Is it good to learn on a good saw or something more expensive?
