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    A few Fretwork projects completed.

    Many by Jacob Fowler (My other favorite Canadian artist). I hope these encourage others who are looking for things to cut..
    all were cut in 3/4 Cherry or Black Walnut. using #1 #3 #5 Pegas modified geometry scroll saw blades
    Thanks for taking a look. I just follow the lines and make sawdust.
    sharing here for those not in the Facebook groups. more info on my google photo page

    https://goo.gl/photos/YXZBPuX2YZoYs6aV8


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    I just follow the lines and make sawdust
    on a Seyco ST-21 and a Yellow DW788
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    Inspiring to me,,,,,,beautiful work!
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    • #3
      John you have been very busy turning out outstanding pieces.
      Scott
      Creator of fine designer sawdust.
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        That's some amazingly detailed and precision cutting plus a very nice selection of patterns.

        Some folks just have a level of skill, patience and concentration that I can only dream about!

        Excellent work!
        Jim in Mexico

        Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere.
        - Albert Einstein
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        • #5
          Excellent cutting and choice of woods. I've made a couple of those classics myself. Thank you for sharing, and pushing me to get busy!
          Linda at www.ArtIngrained.com
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