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Hi darloray, This is a great forum sound advice from here and lots of it, I think I would agree a good second hand saw is worth looking out for. If you search this site for which scroll saw you'll get lots of links, the archive's a goldmine on here. Incidentally I only live about 15/18 miles...

I think all's been said but his input will definitely be missed RIP Bryan.

Looks great Gill, I've been having a bit of a clock "time" myself recently is that your own pattern? -edit- I've just read the previous post re the pattern Chas

+1 for prescription safety specs worked all over the world wouldn't be without them, mandatory on all multinational sights. Have become a bit like car seatbelt now I'm uncomfortable without them. I have them next to the light switch in my workshop, put them on as i switch on the lights. The best...

Your usual high standard Gill, really nice. Chas

Thanks Martin, I've never considered those although I have used them in my job, Ill have to invest in some and thanks for the patterns. Chas

Hi Martin, Excellent work attention to detail and a great finish (as always.) So do you use a std router and a 6mm round over bit or am I missing a secret? Thanks Chas

Welcome john, to the font of all knowledge (scroll wise) Chas

Hi Geoff, You keep positive fella, as a diabetic myself with peripheral neuropathy (mainly in my feet) I spend a lot of time doing what I hope are the right things to control my condition. Ive been told many times things won't improve, but as I say I do all I can for myself looking on the web...

That is such good news were very lacking in a store like Axminster here in the north east Ill be looking out for the opening. It'll have to be window shopping I'm still recovering from the Harrogate woodworking show. Chas

+1 for being amazed, can't get my head around how they work! good post Chas

Hi Harry, Lovely boxes excellent detail, Especially like the colours Chas

A nice cut Woody, apologies for playing the raw prawn! but is that the corian used for kitchen worktops? Is it available in sheets ,is it expensive, and is it difficult to cut ? Chas

Hi Brendan, Your link was OK for me with chrome (9 pm) as is your work, very impressive a lot of hours spent making those Ill bet. Top stuff Chas

+1 for the dust mite cant believe how the vac filter stays so clean. Chas

I also had a nice day at the show seemed to be more variety this year better balanced some how, wish they would have another in say April/May I'm sure it would be well attended. Most of the exhibitors seemed to be taking plenty of money so we'd all be happy!

Hi Arnold, That looks the dogs cahoona's did use a router or do it by hand? Chas

Hi Col, +1 for the finished item, Ive always been interested in the technique you're using for bowls. Id like to try it myself one day, (when I have time) I must put it on the list of stuff I want do. Chas

Thanks folks' From whats been said it seems as though the main thing is to have a good view of the work/saw blade. I think I'll build something temporary but adjustable, and see what suits me best. But good advice, and thanks to all. Chas