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Cheeseburger... The wood, the wood...what wood did you use? Just picking, That is very good and a challenge for a first attempt. Gives you confidence, doesn't it. Larry
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David...Husker... That turkey sell cheep cheep. Well, maybe you stack cut it. Your rule, that turkey just looks great...at least... Well $65 is better than collecting dust. Larry
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Edmund, The one saw no one mentioned that will meet all your requirements is a hand held scroll saw. See Thumbnail. Think I am kidding? Go to "Works in Progress & Tutorials" Post on ' Dec 10th 2013 ' Title - ' The Munch Swiss Mountain ' by Gabry Sawyer and she uses the saw pictured here. Larry
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Hegner 14" Uni-Max used 5 hrs. - $225
LarryEA replied to smitty0312's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Depends... Is it a forgery? Chinese rip off imitation? Otherwise, you know it's a deal. Larry Am I making an idiot of myself? -
I see Jim Finn's influence here, the inlay sets it off. The fret work is great. Thank you for showing. Larry
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Semper Fidelis ! God bless you for your service. I'm glad you dropped in. The sawdust here is just great. I might scroll one of these too Welcome Larry
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Luis, that is great. Very nice looking. Hope you don't mind if I use my scrap wood for a similar project. Great idea Larry
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Carl, Looks like the cat is serious. That's a funny one. Larry
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Great drawing, nice cut, funny story. I like it Larry
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What a great looking basket. Just outstanding. Larry
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I told all you lucky people with two+ saws to get yourselves a piano bench, wax the seat real good and put slide stops at the end. Larry
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Edmund, Welcome... A tall bench to sit on so you can slde down to where your snacks are. Seriously, organize so everything is nearby, within arms reach. stand up less that way. Larry
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Oh no, well I guess 'you' 'have' 'to' 'find' 'another' 'piece' 'of' 'wood'. That is so nice. Good job. Larry
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Hmmm, David... here is what the pro's do.. Click here: How to Finish like a pro | DoItYourself.com Larry
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Bruce, That's a great cut. Tough one too and you did great. Larry
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I would put on a pre stain conditioner. Now getting to the rooks and grannies, simple solution is minimize them as much as possible. Sand and use the dust to fill in. Someone else will chime in with a real or is that reel or rill suggestion. Larry
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Hello Stephen, Welcome aboard. What held you up? Those are nice works you do and from what you have shown, you will be great at scrolling. You failed to mention what scroll saw you have. Larry
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Wow! A very good job. Larry
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Hey Rusty, What floor were you on? Nope Kevin, I never did.
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I'm in baby toy making mold now.
LarryEA replied to Phantom Scroller's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Looks good to me also. I'm in standard male mode in my opinion...not my wifes. Larry -
A #3 and cut at a fast speed. Leave the paper on and add the pattern. Not necessarly in that order. Larry
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Yes, great looking earrings. Three thumbs up! LArry
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Edward, sometimes a frame is worth more than the portrait.
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I'm a little in the dark on this one. A question : Portraits of what? Are these generic like lions and tigers, dogs and cats? Famous people? Flowers. Obviously, I cannot answer your question. Except to say, Every craft show is different, depends on the affluence of the area... Nah, I keep my prices the same no matter what. Price them for what you think they are worth unless you just want the 'pleasure' of saying, " I sold one!" Sorry Edward,,, I just wanted to ramble a little before I go to bed. Good night Larry
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If there is any wood its packed in, use it to scroll something... Larry
