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  1. Scrollshrimp
    Hello all, I don't make many boxes but thought I'd give this one a try. Quite pleased with how it turned out. Regards, Alan.
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    I usually scan the page of the book with the pattern I want then convert it to a PDF file and store it on an external hard drive. I can then resize it to whatever size I need. The problem I encounter sometimes is that the pattern is too close to the spine of the book and this makes it difficult to scan on my scanner. I don't like the idea of cutting up a good book either.
  3. Scrollshrimp
    Another very nice trivet !
  4. Scrollshrimp
    Very impressive looking bowls.
  5. Scrollshrimp
    I'd forgotten about that one !
  6. Scrollshrimp
    Some nice looking items there, glad you had a good day.
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    A beautifully cut trivet, I have the same pattern book and am about to start the Butterfly pattern. May take me a while though !
  8. Scrollshrimp
    Very nice, the different woods really complement each other.
  9. Scrollshrimp
    Hello all, Cut this Cheetah from a cheap Bamboo chopping board then added a black backer board, approximately 7 inches by 10 inches. Pegas reverse skip tooth no3. Regards, Alan.
  10. Scrollshrimp
    Wonderful picture.
  11. Scrollshrimp
    Beautiful, I would display that on my wall any day.
  12. Scrollshrimp
    Like the design of those, very nice.
  13. Scrollshrimp
    They are really nice.
  14. Scrollshrimp
    I think you may be on the right track there
  15. Scrollshrimp
    Thank you, Unfortunately I have absolutely no idea how to post a link on a computer It is something I need to look into I think.
  16. Scrollshrimp
    Thank you Tom, I have no idea what wood our kitchen table is made from but it was purchased from a furniture store.
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    Hello all, I recently purchased this set of 16 stencils from Amazon to make trivets and coasters. They are about 6 inches square and made from a thin flexible plastic, you can attach them to a piece of paper then using a fine pen or pencil simply draw around the cut outs in the stencil and this will give you your pattern for scrolling. The method I use however is to place a piece of dark card behind the stencil and then scan it on my printer. I can then print of the design at whichever size I wish. The second picture is one I am making at the moment. Hope this gives some of you some ideas for trivets and coasters. Regards, Alan.
  18. Scrollshrimp
    Hey Tyler, another lovely scroll saw project. Always enjoy watching your videos and the things you make. You always inspire me to keep practicing and get better. Regards, Alan.
  19. Scrollshrimp
    Very nice indeed, the wood suits the subject really well
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    Nice cutting and pattern.
  21. Scrollshrimp
    Beautiful work.
  22. Scrollshrimp
    Thanks, the Bamboo board cut very easy and cleanly, thought I'd give one a try due to the low cost. I don't think it would be suitable for all projects though particularly if you need a nice wood grain finish etc. Hope that helps.
  23. Scrollshrimp
    Cut from a cheap 1/4 inch thick Bamboo chopping board. Pegas spiral no.2 Regards, Alan.
  24. Scrollshrimp
    What beautiful boxes.
  25. Scrollshrimp
    Very nice indeed.
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