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This is Sue Meys Rejoice cross. I made it to hang on the wall for my girlfriends sister. Used 1/2" poplar wit 2 dippings in danish oil. 1/4" ply backing.
I used DeWALT saws for over twenty years. Went through three of them. When the third saw started wearing, I ordered a Pegas saw from Denny. It’s the best thing I have done! It is almost a year old now, and I still love it!
I do alot of puzzles for different age groups. The 5 or less pieces I cut with. #7 mgt Pegas. They are usually bought for kids 3 or less. Most of the rest of my puzzles I cut with a #5 mgt. The most critical part is square table. My Sealife puzzles I cut with a #3 or #5, depending on how hard I want...
Jaguarguy...the thicker the puzzle and/or frame and the smaller the blade, the more exacting the cut must be to 90 to ensure there is no taper to impede piece slide in and out. If you are doing thicker wood like and want a little wiggle room so taper doesn't effect you as much, you could step up in...
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