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  1. Hot off the saw. I stack cut these out of 1/4 inch poplar, #1 FD Polar blades, #65 drill bit, no finish yet. Can you tell the top piece from the bottom?
  2. Wife said I had to do this one because she said it was soooo me. Sheila Landry pattern (simplified) on more reclaimed laminated maple. 3/8 thick 10 1/2 X 15 inches, cut with Sawbird #5 ultra reverse. Jeff
  3. Hi fellow scrollers, The name is Travis and I'm new to this site after discovering it on Youtube. I've been slowing inching my way into woodworking then I found a new hobby in scrolling. I was given an old Craftsman scroll saw that used 3 inch blades and was able to cut a few rough pieces for a project my wife tasked me with. I decided to buy a new Ryobi 16" scroll saw from Home Depot to be better off in my hobby. Since I'm very new at this I know some will see my mistakes right off the bat. I welcome all input and advice on how to better my craft.
  4. Saw this on Steve Goodes site a pattern for us he said thanks Steve with a clock I just adapted it for a letter I kind like it. Roly
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