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    scrollsaw fonts

    Gentlepersons
    I am a new Scroller and am confused about which font to use for a sign I am making for my son. I need something that flows like a script font. He does not want a stencil type font. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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    Demonstration of The Scroll Saw Pattern Printer V1.1 - YouTube!
    Excuse my English, I go through a translator
    Jean-Jacques
    http://tour-dec.fr/

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      Thank you for the link it really helped
      swab

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