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    Totally waterproof finish ?

    My wife is a flower arranger and has been looking at some Ikebana designs. Those used a ceramic bowl filled with water and a pin holder for the flowers. I was wondering if it was possible to make a wooden equivalent, not the pin holder. Part of the bowl would obvisously be under water for...
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    Glow in the Dark Vinyl Sheet

    Has anyone used any of this type or product. Glow in the Dark Vinyl Sheet. It is available on eBay etc at about £4 for a A4 sheet. I was thinking about using it for the backing of a dinosaur silhouette for my gandson's bedroom. The plan would be to attach this sheet to a backing board and...
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    scrolling 2 - 3 mm acrylic sheet

    I have made a couple of shiloulettes using 3 mm acrylic sheet which I then glued to another sheet as a contrasting colour. Cutting the sheet was not that easy and I quickly learned to use a slow saw speed to prevent the sheet melting and rejoining behine the blade. One sheet proved...
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    Pin or Plain end blades ?

    Hi I am new to this scroll saw lark as I normally do wood turning. As such I have a question and possible some others later. At present I want to make some toys for my grandson. Dinosaurs, dragons, cars etc etc, The scroll saw I have can take both types of blades and I have found that the...
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    New to scrolling - A couple of questions

    My normal woodworking hobby is turning but I have just got my first scroll saw. While I do not mind experimenting myself I am also aware that asking advice can save a lot of time and sometimes pain. 1) My Hegner saw has a fitting for a vacuum to collect the dust. The manual mentions a "vacuum...
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    Gilding advive please

    I want to apply some gilding to parts of a turned bowl. I have some artificial gold leaf (brass I assume ) and a tube of what looks like crumpled copper flakes. The instructions say to cover with a lacquer when complete. The shop was also selling some glue to be used to apply these. This...
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