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I saw and ordered this pattern on the Wooden Teddy Bear site. I had no idea who's pattern it was until I got. It's a Sue Mey!
I cut it from 1/2" oak and finished it with Tung Oil.
Nice design there and looks like you made a great job of it, Fred.
I only realised the other day that you can tell who the designer is in the Wooden teddy Bear catalogue by the initials in front of the code number - at least if you recognise the initials ..
I do know that all the ones beginning SM are Sue's - and AD, for instance is Andy Deane .. It would actually be nice to have a full list - unless some designers wish to remain anonymous ..
First, let me say those are beautiful! Second, I can tell you that on the Facebook laser forums those people have been hunting for sources on cutting and charcuterie boards to laser engrave various personalizations onto. Some are willing to pay for quality and the finished pieces show it. Others...
A custom order for the "Wedding Rings" designer unknown. I used 1/2" solid Cherry and cut on the Pegas Scroll Saw using Pegas #1 and #3 MGT blades. After sanding with a Mac Mop sprayed with 2 coats MinWax Lacquer Clear Gloss sanding between coats. Comments welcome.
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If you are talking about their microlux, that is the same as the little proxxon saw, and it is the absolute worse scrollsaw I've ever used. They also have a 16" (the saw rebranded a thousand times) which is also a distant second in the running for worst designed saws ever.
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