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Hey Everyone! in this fun Scroll Saw Project Video, we make another custom Compound Cut Keychain for the NC Woodworkers! This keychain will be part of a raffle and all the money raised will go to a good cause! And, whoever wins this keychain will get a FREE Custom keychain from me with the name of their choosing! Hope you all like the video! #ArtisanPirate
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Hey Everyone! in this fun Scroll Saw Project Video, we make another custom Compound Cut Keychain for the NC Woodworkers! This keychain will be part of a raffle and all the money raised will go to a good cause! And, whoever wins this keychain will get a FREE Custom keychain from me with the name of their choosing! Hope you all like the video! #ArtisanPirate
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Hey Everyone! In this fun scroll saw project, we make a beautiful 3D Flower for Spring 2024 using the compound cutting technique! For this video I used a piece of pine to show you how its made and the design comes from Spring 2023 Issue 90 of Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts Magazine by Fox Chapel Publishing. Happy Spring Everyone and I hope you all like the video! #ArtisanPirate
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I want to cut a few ornaments from Steve Goode pattern and I was wondering what sequence to use to make them. http://www.stevedgood.com/3dintorns.pdf The ornaments are a compound cut with a letter in them. I want to fill the letter with a glitter epoxy. My question is should I cut the letter first and fill with epoxy then cut the ornament or should I cut the entire ornament and fill the letter then. Thanks
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My future son in law requested a family gift, Christmas ornament. Since all the "crafters" around here have discovered laser cutters, I wanted something different, so I stepped outside my comfort zone and tried compound cut ornaments. A big hit. Now I need to talk to my lawyer friend to see how to set this up. I want to hire someone to store a brunch (50) of ornaments and after I pass, mail them to my daughter every year, just before Christmas. here are some of the ornaments I've cut so far: the small one is birch ( local source for 1" x 1" square dowel, birch) the rest are from pine 2x2. the ornament patterns are Steve Good. The reindeer is a test pattern off the internet.
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I had a bit of inspiration while reading a BASS magazine. Went to my scroll saw and drew out a pattern on a scrap piece of wood, cut it out. A lot of sanding was involved to get the shape somewhat ok. A rough prototype that I’m going to stay working on. Fishing is my passion and these would be nice little trinket gifts.
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I recently posted a comparison of some scroll saw blades and got some good feedback. One notable thing was that several said that the Pegas Modified Geometry Blades were their favorites. I had not used them and ordered several different sizes. Once I got them, I wanted to compare them to my standard blade which is the Flying Dutchman #7 Polar and to the PS Woodshop #7 Super Sharp. Below is a picture showing a close up of the blades and also a table with the specifications and the cost per dozen. Interesting that the Pegas Modified Geometry has some reverse teeth on the lower part of the blade. I edited this topic and took out the references to the cutting comparison that was done.
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Pattern is from Sue May so I thank her for it. Cut from scrap 2" with a # 9 FD blade. Smallest is about 3 tall Biggest is about 6" tall Rusted hand panited something to practice this winter. Comments welcome and thanks foir looking
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D.Thompson pattern so i thanks her now. Cut from pine 2 x 4 (scrap) with a FD blade # 7 and 9 9 for the bigger. thnaks for looking and comments welcome Spring is coming so maybe I ll have a few on hand for that LOL Been doing halloween and Christmas gusee I ll have to get the camera out for Halloween Need to spread these days out 91 with dew pouint 70 not much help in a shop with no air .
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