LarryEA
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The butterflies are so nice Marg. Great idea. Tha sign is a winner! So much so that I want to cut one. Any chance getting a copy?
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Fifty cents per hole would be a cheap. $1,200 would be a price on one. You stacked two, so ... $600.... no, $750.00 ........ Just my opinion on a beautiful Leopard you cut. I like cutting simple ones but when I do a detailed one, it is so much more gratifying. when I finish it. These are the scroll works that shows the talent and patience of a true scroll sawyer.
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The trumpet(?) and guitar are nice. I enjoy cutting the 'little' ones. Did you stack? Train looks to be a good one soon.
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Your patterns and cutting is outstanding. Beautiful.
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Welcome Kemaldo, please you joined us. Your artistry is a Masters Work.
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Do one, They tell a friend, now they want one!
LarryEA replied to amazingkevin's topic in Bragging Rights
Very nice Kevin. -
I like how it all went for you. Nice cutting, nicely finished.
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Josh, do a search in General SCrollsawing for "Wood Sources" Maybe you will find something there.
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Good idea, nice work oyu've done.
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Good Man Charlie Brown.... I mean Kevin.
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Me either
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A beautiful piece. A nice Christmas scene.
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Thanks Dan, I'll fix that. I ran out of 'likes' probrbly be back tomorrow
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Really easy cutting. Another I just want a record of... Got a show Dec 5 and want a few "quick -- maybe sell-ers" The wood is curly Maple, 3/4" x 9" x 12" No tough cutting Blade was a #3 .031 x .013 (I think) ...
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THe plans call for larger wood than I used. The wood I used was what I had without some cutting and planing to get the "plan size"
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Terry, your work is always worth looking at. very nicely done. An American Staffordshire Terrier looks quite a bit like a Pit Bull.
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Multifasited raising from the depths !
LarryEA replied to Multifasited's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Carl, I've missed you. May the Lord bless and keep you. Please keep us updated. -
Not bragging at all. Just want to post it for posterity... A Steve Good Pattern I got yesterday. These are soooooooooo simple to cut. THe Recipe A little 1/8" Maple and a little 3/8" Walnut Add a little TitebondIII 3 coats of lacquer icing and the Turkeys are ready for dinner. Oh, they look better than the picture.
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Ok Mike, who's pattern is this. You did a great job, your wife must love it.
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Very nice, that will make a great present.
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I'm with Kepy, I consider it a waste of time. When I first started scrolling, I was advised to sand the whole blade because most blades are stamped out and that leaves a burr on one side. Just wasn't worth all the effort, nor is sanding the tips.
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Nice job, those are nice, no rust showing there.
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Maybe better to scuff the ends of your clamps instead.. In MY Humble opinion, .. "All I have experience with is the Delta and Dewalt Scroll Saws." That said, if I have a problem with blade slipping, it is not the blade I modify, It is the clamps I flatten and align.
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Excellent cutting, beautiful cross.
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how to upload pics of my pieces to the Gallery?
LarryEA replied to Lilly Smith's topic in General Scroll Sawing
If I click on User Gallery on the task bar, I see Lilly's Cuts gallery with four of your items. You have one already created.
