Hello To All

unclmartin

Banned

Join Date: Jan 2012

Posts: 5
- Share
- Tweet
#1

Hello To All

01-10-2012, 07:01 AM

I am new to this site. I think it is amazing. I am also pretty new to the Scroll Saw scene as well. I did try Scroll Sawing as a hobby back in the mid 1980's. I still have my first Craftsman 16" Scroll Saw. I made a few plaques, some toys for my kids and a few little pieces of tooling. I could never get the saw to do what I wanted it to do. I am looking forward to learning a lot more from you all and this site.
Tags: None
Sunlion

Member - Level 2

Join Date: Nov 2011

Posts: 339
- Share
- Tweet
#2

01-10-2012, 09:43 AM

unclmartin, hello and welcome from Manchester UK, fairly recent myself and can say that there is a wealth of information, ideas and good feedback here on site, enjoy.

The Journey Is Everything.

http://www.sunlion-pyrography.co.uk/

My Google+
Comment

Previous template Next

Reply to It is so cute (Christmas deer)

by Linda In Phoenix

Your deer is definitely cute. Perfect description!
- Channel: Bowls, Boxes, Compound, and other 3-D Projects
Yesterday, 06:39 PM
It is so cute (Christmas deer)

by alexscrollsaw

"It is so cute" - it is the first what I hear when I show this project. I haven’t done 3D patterns for a long time (about a year), it’s quite difficult and takes a long time. But I don’t regret the time I spent on this new pattern - Christmas deer, I think it turned out great. It is...

3D woodworking - Christmas reindeer - scroll saw project - YouTube

https://youtu.be

Making of 3D scroll saw project - Christmas deer. Pattern is available at PDF and vector formats, so you can use it for srollsawing, lasercutting or CNC. Pat...
- Channel: Bowls, Boxes, Compound, and other 3-D Projects
Yesterday, 02:03 PM
Reply to Shrink wrap systems

by markdavd

I've been using the bags from Amazon and a heat gun my wife bought when she was a preschool teacher. Unless you are wrapping of small parts, you don't need a sealer. Just fold it over and hold it with a small piece of scotch tape on the back. After you shrink it it's sealed enough to keep everything...
- Channel: Info Exchange
Yesterday, 09:45 AM
Reply to Shrink wrap systems

by NC Scroller

My process is a bit different. Since I am using heat shrink bags when you seal the open end you trap a lot of air in them. When you start to heat the bag to shrink it you create a large bubble. I continue to heat the bag until it does pop a hole. I have been doing this for years. The shrink wrap...
- Channel: Info Exchange
Yesterday, 07:42 AM
Reply to Shrink wrap systems

by will8989

None Linda. You need to find the right heat temp so it shrinks but doesn’t put a hole in the wrap but the tape doesn’t shrink or tear.
- Channel: Info Exchange
Yesterday, 12:20 AM

Announcement

Hello To All

Comment

Unconfigured Ad Widget

Latest Topics