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Thanks for the welcome.
I am playing with key chain tags and name plaques right now just to get the feel of the saw and the processes.
So far so good.
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Welcome. Look around on the forum and You will probably find help with whatever You are working on. This is my first time posting here in a while, but I have learned a lot here. If You are new to scrolling, start with simple stuff and work Your way up to the more advanced projects as your skills increase. Good luck.
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Hi every one.
This is my first time and don't know if I am doing it right.
Any help that I get will be greatly appreciated.
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by will8989Carole, only you would cut sprinkles on a scrollsaw. I would probably use rice and stain it. I just gave up replacing my insert. Its worn, but works for what I need. I do sand it to make sure there are no burrs sticking up to scratch the wood. I will be trying the new contact paper when mine runs...
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Reply to Shawl pinsby will8989Thick hair would need a larger opening, thinner hair would require a smaller opening to stay in place. The one being shown in the utube would probably work for thicker hair. They look way better than a pencil or dowel! That elephant sure is cute in her hair!.
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by RolfA family friends father passed away and he was an avid bird carver. So my nephew is helping the family sell some of his tools. I bought this air cleaner and will b uy most of his carving knives and burrs. And no that is not my workshop! Not even close. ...
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by RolfI just did a quick job on my table. Charles Hand has noticed that the adhesive on the new rolls of Contact brand shelf paper leaves a residue. He has changed to The duck brand. I just bought a roll and covered my table with it. It is a tough slick surface. It will be interesting to see how it holds...
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Reply to Shawl pinsby axor
Yes, they can be used for hair. If they are made a little larger than the original, the shawl pins will work great in the hair!...-
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