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General Scroll Saw Talk / Re: Blade Clamp
« on: May 13, 2020, 11:40:45 pm »
I bought two lower clamps for a Porter Cable. They work great.
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Swap Shop / Re: Wen 3920
« on: May 13, 2020, 11:25:06 pm »
I bought bought two lower blade holders for s Porter Cable. They bolted right on.
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Introduce Yourself. / Hello from SD
« on: February 20, 2019, 09:52:33 pm »
I am new to scroll sawing and look forward to learning new things. I have always had an interest in woodworking since taking a class in high school (we won’t say how long ago). I started working with wood about 1 1/2 years ago when making a wedding gift and supplies for my son’s wedding. Since then I made a grandfather clock (180 hours), picture frames, tables and now really like wood burning. Some of the burnings I add color to. Most of my projects have been presents or donated to fundraisers.
I look forward to add scrollwork to my abilities.
I look forward to add scrollwork to my abilities.
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Introduce Yourself. / Re: Welcome
« on: February 04, 2019, 10:21:08 pm »
I am Jim Burk from Rapid City, SD. I just started into scroll saw work. I fellow worker told me about it and how she and her husband were in the Rapid City Woodworkers Club. My son bought himself and me memberships. This club spends most of the year making wooden toys to give to local kids. I have only attended one meeting and one workshop but I feel I am going to enjoy being part of this great organization.
I have always been interested in woodworking since taking woodshop in high school (we won't mention how long ago that was). I got into woodworking repurposing a door and antique table legs into a table for my son's wedding. I have built quite a few frames and even an oak door leaf table. The last two years I have really enjoyed wood burning. I started just burning but now I add color to the pictures. Most of what I have done has been for presents or donated for auction for fund raisers.
My biggest project so far was a grandfather clock made from white oak. It took 180 hours to do.
I have always been interested in woodworking since taking woodshop in high school (we won't mention how long ago that was). I got into woodworking repurposing a door and antique table legs into a table for my son's wedding. I have built quite a few frames and even an oak door leaf table. The last two years I have really enjoyed wood burning. I started just burning but now I add color to the pictures. Most of what I have done has been for presents or donated for auction for fund raisers.
My biggest project so far was a grandfather clock made from white oak. It took 180 hours to do.
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