452 cuts later, my most intricate and challenging project to date (I just started scrolling last month)... one of our kitties, Megan.
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Very impressive undertaking for a novice. You have achieved great things grasshopper."Still Montana Mike"
"Don't worry about old age--it doesn't last that long."
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Very very nice..!!!
I like the way the whiskers came out..It almost looks 3-D....Jim
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Reply to Blue Heronby jim_mexWow! - this a stunning piece!
In particular the head is so lifelike it feels like if you got too close to this bird he (or she) would reach out and nip you with its beak....-
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Reply to Blue Heronby planeurHello Jo,
It is me again , and after a close look of you Heron, WOW so much details and fine cuts. Was it a gift ?
Just found the cie which sell the pattern ( in canada )
Have a good day.
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by jim_mexHi all -
Around the beginning of year I mentioned in a post that I was looking at ways to extend my existing workshop space to give me room to accommodate a midi lathe I had bought and to also allow me to undertake smallish carpentry projects in addition to scrollsaw work. Well, I finally...-
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Reply to How’s that warm weather RJ?by NC ScrollerAnyone hear from Jim Finn? He is from Texas.
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Reply to Bonjour from Québecby NC ScrollerWelcome from North Carolina. I like you dust collection solution. Merci for sharing it. By the way Bonjour and Merci is about all I remember from high school French which was for than a 1/2 century ago, :-)
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