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Hello from British Columbia Canada

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LarryEA Master Scroller

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Welcome ... Sure would like to say lots more... I'm getting a little tired, yawning ... no no, it's not because I'm bored.

Would enjoy seeing your work.... 

Actually, I'm going to paint a picture on your avitar if you don't post one. :D

and without me going to your profile... you have a nickname?  

rjR Veteran Scroller

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Jump in, we are a group of mis-fits all at our finest! We have a good time and do like to see other people's efforts!

 

Even some of these fine folks do know what they are doing! I am still just learning!

 

 I claim to have the oldest (bought it new in 1953) working scrollsaw. It is not my primary saw; although it was for about 20 years.

amazingkevin Zen Scroller

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Just joined today. Just turned 72. I used to belong to Scrollsaw Portaits but have not sawn any wood for a long long time. Getting back into it now. When I learn how to post on this site I will share some of what I have

Your going to feel right at home finding us ,welcome friend,come back often!

oneray Newbie Scroller

oneray

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Your going to feel right at home finding us ,welcome friend,come back often!

Many thanks for the like on Nova Scotia. The original was a small thumbnail on the internet. I cannot find it now

Ray 

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Scrolling along with Susan

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It's exciting to see people from near and far on here.  I'm from Ohio.   My name is Susan and I have been scrolling for quite a few years but have taken it up seriously the past couple of years.  This certainly seems the place to be for ideas and questions.  I did a portrait of my daughter and was amazed how well it turned out.  I will be posting some of my creations later.  My first big questions is:  What is the best way to attach wood to the back of a cut-out if it's been painted? I have ideas but thought I'd ask the more experienced scrollers. 

LarryEA Master Scroller

LarryEA

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I What is the best way to attach wood to the back of a cut-out if it's been painted? I have ideas but thought I'd ask the more experienced scrollers. 

Susan... Most who have already viewed this post will miss your question.

It will be better to do a new post in the 'General Scrollsawing'  and ask this question.

I know how I would attach on paint,,, but ya gotta do a new post... :D 

But nice to know both wood thickness, maybe type of paint

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