Why the long face?
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JimiJimi
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Lovely work. I've been meaning to have a go at this for a while.
Jimi
Jimi
xiphidius
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Hahaha well done Martin..I also have this design saved which is why I was laughing
Nice work, hopefully I can replicate your efforts in the weeks/months ahead
Looks like a design to cut one's teeth on so to speak
Regards
C
Nice work, hopefully I can replicate your efforts in the weeks/months ahead
Looks like a design to cut one's teeth on so to speak
Regards
C
martinka
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xiphidius":1ower5sd said:
I love these so called 'tribal' patterns, they are easy to cut and always look impressive. I've got a box full of motorbike ones that I've cut.
bodgerbaz
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Lovely pattern and very well cut Martin. I don't usually go in for wild animal patterns but this fella is lovely and has some nice humour about it.
Well done
Barry
Well done
Barry
donwatson
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Very nice indeed. I am impressed with this.
Any links for the design ??
take care
Don W
Any links for the design ??
take care
Don W
AES
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Not my thing really (well not yet anyway!) but a very nice piece of cutting (nice S M O O T H curves).
AES
AES
AES
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@sunnybob:
You wrote, QUOTE:
I am always impressed whenever I look at a scroll saw thread.
I have a hegner multicut and have tried it several times with complete and utter failure.
UNQUOTE:
If you want to learn it really is "only" a matter of some (and more, and even more!) practice bob.
For e.g. look back on nev's recent posts here, (something about "now I've got a scroll saw, what do I do with it?"). Along with others here I posted several links to helpful info for beginners, including a page or two of practice "pattern" cuts. I found these very helpful to start off with (and still go back to them once in a while) and the reason I "found" them was because others before me had posted them when I first got interested. It really is "only" practice - if it was really "clever" I wouldn't be doing it at all!
HTH
AES
You wrote, QUOTE:
I am always impressed whenever I look at a scroll saw thread.
I have a hegner multicut and have tried it several times with complete and utter failure.
UNQUOTE:
If you want to learn it really is "only" a matter of some (and more, and even more!) practice bob.
For e.g. look back on nev's recent posts here, (something about "now I've got a scroll saw, what do I do with it?"). Along with others here I posted several links to helpful info for beginners, including a page or two of practice "pattern" cuts. I found these very helpful to start off with (and still go back to them once in a while) and the reason I "found" them was because others before me had posted them when I first got interested. It really is "only" practice - if it was really "clever" I wouldn't be doing it at all!
HTH
AES
martinka
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bodgerbaz
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Many thanks Martin 
