I'm so excited !!

[ben2008]

I'm happy that you're happy. I do find most scroller's a happy bunch most of the time that is until there is an equipment breakdown or a splinter under your fingernail. &#@!% Other than that we're fine.  Seriously, good find. Can't wait to see what your making.

Happy scrollin'

Ben

Edited August 7, 2020 by ben2008

[Rockytime]

6 hours ago, Foxfold said:

Well, I couldn't no more wait than fly to the moon, so here is my first ever 3mm B/B cut    I've put it in the 'Bragging' section too

 

 

 

 

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Looks like Freddy the Free Loader. Very nice cutting. Did you cut a single sheet or double sheet. What size blade did you use? You can tell us everything, just got to trust us.  :>)

[Foxfold]

1 hour ago, Rockytime said:

Looks like Freddy the Free Loader. Very nice cutting. Did you cut a single sheet or double sheet. What size blade did you use? You can tell us everything, just got to trust us.  :>)

Unfortunately I have no idea who Freddy the Free Loader is.   I cut a single piece, just because I've never cut this wood before. I used a Niqua #3 ultra reverse blade (because it's what I normally use)  I'm finding that the wood seems very 'brittle' and the dust is like 'crumble' as in Apple crumble. Now because I've never cut BB before I don't know if this is normal or not. I'm planning at some point to try 'stack' cutting as it's another thing I've never done before.

[Rockytime]

Freddie is a TV character preformed by an American comic Red Skeleton. His was a TV show in which he played several unique characters. You did a wonderful job of cutting! I can only make one suggestion and that is to use the smallest blade with a high tooth count. I don't use a blade with reverse teeth because the wood is so thin and the fuzzies are easily removed from  the back. The high tooth count will give you very good control when cutting detail. Nice Job!