LarryEA
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Sweet clean cutting.
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Welcome Charlie.
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Nice cutting Kevin!
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Greetings from New York. We have answers to any questions.
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Nice work Kevin. Rolling right along and back in the swing fells nice huh.
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Great way to stop back in. Very well done. Tell Denny it's a self portrait.
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An all around great piece of work. Thank you for showing your beautiful Humming Bird.
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A horse is a horse, of course, of course...
LarryEA replied to Montserrat's topic in Bragging Rights
Looks tough to cut. I like the tail and feathers on the feet. Good job. -
Go to General Scrollsawing... Upper right, do a SEARCH for BLO All the information you want. BLO here at SSV is refering to a MIX of boiled linseed oil and mineral spirits. There are other mixes... The BLO search will provide all the information you want for "Finish for portraits"
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Great 'Show & Tell' Rob
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Dave, I like your question. BLO is a finish, you brush or pour it on. BLO gets into the crevises giving a more / better finish look. The spray lacquer puts a nice looking finish on but the spray does not get into the crevises very well. Without the BLO, some of the fretwork would look un-finished.
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LOL ... It just fit in with the type of fretwork scrolling I started lately. A few birds I'll show sometime. It's nice to stack and have the bottom as good as the top.... There's another I'm starting where the lady has an escort... I see the challenge... ... and want to see the the fretwork completed. and it will sell x4
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I cut four and I don't think anyone I know wants one...
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Very commendable. The holes are hard to do and have them uniform. You did excellent.
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Very nice cutting. It is so nice to get more than one from your cutting efforts.
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This is a Steve Good pattern. I stacked cut four using 1/4" Luan. I used more than one type blade but primarly a .026 x 0.11 #2?. The scroll is 8" x 6" and the backer is a light Walnut 10" x 8" Comments appreciated! Un-finished Finished with BLO & Lacquer The shaded area is the character of the wood.
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Maybe I'm blessed. Cutting word art easier than detailed fret work. Thank you.
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Did you count them?
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Very nice. The backing really enhances the scroll work.
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Just perfect. The backer makes a great contrast. A beautiful piece of work.
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Most likely a Spruce or Hemlock.
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If this link works... if not then search online for fonts for scrolling or fonts for word art scroll saw letters and numbers templates | Here's a font ...
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Wow Marg, yes the heart does look a bit fragile. You did a great job cutting this.
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Hard to add to what's been said. Job well done.
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Nicely done and welcome. My favorite wood for scrolling is that which has the live edge. There are many scrollers here who enjoy cutting Native Americans.
