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:) You've struck gold here my friend.Any and everything you may want to know about scrolling is here at the click of the mouse.Carefull thou,you may get more replys to your question than you'll believe.All from the most friendly helpful people here.there's more than one way to skin a cat and we will chime in with so many options for you to do what you want to accomplish.Welcome my new friend .And please open your very own gallery here to save patterns and photos of your work to share with us.Welcome again! :) 

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Welcome to the village from me Devon boy, There are plenty of free patterns on 

here for you to take a look at, And I use Inkscape to make patterns,

Bob  ;)

Thank's for that Bob i have now taken a few patterns and had a go at one came not to good but i will get better as time goes by.Ps broke a few blades was useing a no 1 on 1/4 ply.

Chris

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  Welcome Chris, Glad to have you on board, (as they say in the States). If you are truly a beginner then I would suggest that you start with simple patterns and slowly challenge yourself  with more difficult ones. Here is a little tip that works for me. When I am cutting a pattern in thin wood  like 1/8 and 1/4, I have found that the blade sometimes wants to cut where I really don't,  and the smaller blades are more apt to wonder some, also they tend to sometimes work loose on the  upper blade clamp, (unless you have pinned blades), this usually is evident by the saw getting a little louder during the cuts. Then they break. I usually try to stack cut or use a 1/2 inch  scrap taped on all out edges. This gives me a 3/4 inch piece to cut and then I can use a bigger blade like a #3 or #5, it is way easier to cut and the blade is stiffer so it does not wonder as I cut.

  That is just me, maybe others here will disagree. All I know, is it works for me,

 

  I hope you come back  here often so that we can all get to know you better and you us. We are like family here, so feel comfortable to agree or disagree and know we are here to help each other.

 

heppnerguy

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