LarryEA
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Order from either or both of these places. They also are good sources of information. Very reliable and quick response. Sloan's Woodshop - " The Scroll Saw Store " Mike's Workshop selling Flying Dutchman brand fret and ...
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Luis, Yea I like that idea to scroll something in a hat rack. Don't know what though..... Larry
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Hip hip glad " we won !! "
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Darcy's as happy as a clam 'cause black betty (notice lower case) is as fast as lightning. but the sawdust just will not grow. Tell black betty that the ark is special so when it's on auto it will not scrwe up (I know it's spelled wrong) Larry
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That throw away piece of pine took on a new life. Bet if it could talk, it would be happy. Nice basket Larry
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Thomas, Looks like a wood pile. Pitiful looking. (Sorry) Hard to see anything a pattern would (wood) attach to. I've never seen any mesquite. Larry
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Looks to be a good job. Were you limited on the number of sticks to be used? Larry
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A laugh in the morning is good medicine. Thanks !! Larry
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Perfect... Looks so good ... "Looks Store boughten" my Grandma would say. Larry
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Good Morning Bill and Kevin, ... Keith, Good midday to you I guess. I'll pour me a cup of coffee and sit here and read the 'rag'. then what...??? Thanks for the coffee and company Larry
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What blades would you have in a starter kit for a new scroller? Two types of course: 1. Spiral 2. Flat Flats (I seldom use spiral): Width thickness Teeth # 2/0 .022 x .010 33 TPI # 1 .026 x .011 28TPI # 3 .031 x .013 24 TPI # 5 .037 x .015 17 TPI Thats mine.
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I like your first cut. It's a keeper! Your blades are standard Sears blades. I have those blades. Depending on what you cut, you may want a wider selection of blades. I think I will put out a new post asking " Blades for a new scroller " Look for it. Larry
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If I had to pick one of those patterns, I guess I'd go bonkers. All three are very good. That puts me in a spot since I want to cut one of them. We'll see which one.. Thank you Roly Thank you Bob Thank you Russell Larry
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Easy Scroll Saw Blade Identification - Woodworker's Journal What You Should Know About Scroll Saw Blades / Rockler How-to
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That will be a nice cut. ' Someone ' should be happy Ya'll come back now, ya hear Larry
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Steve was looking at the blade number upside down..... (:>))))))))))))
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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? -
Mike, super job. I hope he misses the Dragonfly.
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Yea for you Hans!!!!!!!!!!
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I looked even though this post is for Roly. Rob, your Grandson will be scrolling before long. Larry
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Well, you did good again. Great job! Larry
