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been 3 years yet still amazing.. the colors you chose were great.. to my point of view.. it wud look little more wonderful without the glass.. yet with the glass still look nice & beautiful..
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This was freaking awesome! You’ve inspired me to want to try it. I’ve never worked with a wood scroll or wood period. I am itching to learn. Thanks for sharing.
WoW, amazing. Well done. 👏🏼 thank you for making this video. I’m a framer but want to do the finer things. Looking at purchasing a scroll saw. To make a “man cave” sign but I feel far more inspired =]
Hi I am new to the scroll saw world and trying to learn something new and creative. I love your video and must say your cutting finish is very good. What type of blade are you using and number.
What is the spray that you used when you sprayed the back of the paper before you put it on the wood? Also, what kind of glue did you use to glue the letters onto the back piece of wood?
Backing is 1/8 inch ply. Letters are 1/2 inch MDF. Frame is 3/4 inch ply. Little "top rails" are 1/8 inch ply. Client asked for those colors, I'm sure you'll choose different. I would. Thanks for watching man!!!
I was wondering because cutting 3/4 inch of any wood on the scroll saw is kind of hard. I love using my scroll saw but I HATE having to cut 3/4. I do use my band saw and then go to the scroll for the really light areas. Anyway, thanks for the info and keep up the awesome work.
OK - table saw with no with no guard or riving knife to protect user from kick back or contact with the circular saw blade. Happy now Derek. The point is the way the saw is being used is extremely dangerous.
Yes happy now. 'Guards' prevent sightlines which I personally don't like. Riving knives have nothing to do with 'kick back' but prevent binding. I have a riving knife on my sawstop now. Anything else bud?