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cut about twenty five of these today think they turned out ok 
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Very Very Very nice. I like that way you mounted and frame it too. It all works well together.Scott
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I'm sure Toni & Sue will be delighted to see this
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Nicely cut and photographed, Jerry
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GillThere is no opinion, however absurd, which men will not readily embrace as soon as they can be brought to the conviction that it is readily adopted.
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Nice a crisp and clean looking. What's the "Paper" part refer to?Jeff PowellComment
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I would assume that it is cut out of some sort of paper. Very nice.
DianeDragon
Owner of a nice 21" Excalibur
Owner of a Dewalt 788
PuffityDragon on AFSPComment
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paper
the paper I do cut things out of is about the thickness of card stock. I do cut wood also How ever I cut alot of patterns from paper stock for an old age home >when cutting paper you can stack about 25 together for a one time cut This took about 40 min for all
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Ah you have made me smile! Thanks for sharing your cuts of the design... and twenty five huh? Cool!
Love the completed project.
Take care
ToniComment
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25/40 = 0.625 mins to cut each one ... wow, that is production cutting ...
It looks great GF.Ian
Scrolling with a Dewalt 788Comment
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Very nice! Using the card stock is very creative, too, never heard of anyone doing that before.
So how do you go about preparing your stack for cutting?
PeteComment
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reply for cuting paper
I use 1/8 ply birch for back and front ,than brad nail the four corners front and back glue pattern ( Elmers Spray) drill holes and cut pattern after cutting pattern out I use a heat gun to remove the pattern from the wood ,This gives me 25 paper cut out and two wooden ones for painting or staining
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What blade do you use for those, Jerry?Ian
Scrolling with a Dewalt 788Comment
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very NICE!!! I like what you've done and really apppreciate your letting us know how you did it!! Thanks!
Sue ChrestensenComment
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I have never tried it but it seems you would get fuzzy edges (which you don't). Is that because of the tightness of the pack or the blade you use?
EarlinJax
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Thanks for sharing you method, GF. Those would be especially nice for charity fundraisers, I think.
It also makes me think about scrolling Christmas cards this year.
PeteComment
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Blade size
2.0 olson blade on these some time i 'll use a 3 however most paper is a 2.0
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