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Another nice project DW. I been wondering when you sleep like WD but I think I know the answer you do sleep but you have your scroll saw on a mobile base so you can keep next to your bed at night or close by your side no matter were you are.
sigpic: Dan US Navy PR1 (Ret) To all who serve or have served, Thank you Well I am the worlds greatest scroller at my house.
Very nice touch to assemble contrasting woods as your stock...and very nice assembly. I made a bowl using that pattern (?it is by Florin, from Romania, right?) and because of the very small areas for gluing I came up with a method that made symmetric glue-up very easy. I have pics but I don't have any online to link to so I'll describe it in words: I used a slab of styrofoam ~1" thick and bamboo skewers. As I stacked the rings I used skewers around the base, stuck into the styrofoam, tight to the base, in opposing pairs to keep the rings spaced evenly. The skewers gave enough friction to enable me to lift the rings and they stayed separated until I put down the dots of glue, lowered the first ring, put more dots of glue, lowered the 2nd ring, etc. When completed I put a weight on the top. The method worked verrrrry well for me.
Hi everyone...long time, no post.
Last year, i was using a website to generate scrollsaw portraits. I lost the link, and forget the name of the site. If it's permitted here, could someone refresh my memory?
Thanks, Steve
PT, as painful as it can be is crucial! I shattered my right elbow in 2003, 5hrs of surgery and lots of hardware put it back together.
The PT brought tears to my eyes many times But I now have a full range of motion. The only thing I can't do is throw stuff like rocks and frisbees my elbow lets...
Hi Planeur - this sure is an amusing character and I fully understand why you like it. Also, since it is your first intarsia piece you should definitely keep it and sign and date the reverse. It will serve as a great benchmark for your future projects to see how you progress.
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