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Here are some ornaments my 10 year old cut out on the scroll saw over the weekend. I helped him sand the edges once he was finished. Happy Holidays!
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delong94 wrote:
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Here are some ornaments my 10 year old cut out on the scroll saw over the weekend. I helped him sand the edges once he was finished. Happy Holidays!
Well, your ten year old is a better at following lines with a scroll saw than am I! What kind of blades and size are you/he using?
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We used a #5 ultra reverse Flying Dutchman blade. We got them from www.mikesworkshop.com.
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If your 10 year old son didn't live so far away from me, I'd impose myself on you and him to give me lessons. :) ;)

delong94's son did very good work. Congratulations to both of you :D !
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Steve Good's site is pretty good. We watched his videos on the following site: http://www.stevedgood.com/school/sss.html
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I think scroll saw work is a great way to introduce a young person to the joys of woodworking. What I wouldn't give for a grandchild....
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berry wrote:I think scroll saw work is a great way to introduce a young person to the joys of woodworking. What I wouldn't give for a grandchild....
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