Scroll sawing into insanity

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rjent wrote:Beave I have been following this thread since the beginning. I am not worthy of handing you tools in this scroll saw business, so I have just watched BUT ...

Dude, you take my breath away. That is absolutely amazing. No words!

Very very well done!
Thank you for the kind words. I will hopefully have the finished shelf pictures up within a few days. Then I just need to find a place to hang it, I didn't really make it for any other reason than a challenge.
... Maybe it will be a good place to store my chisels :)
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Terrific!!!!!!!!!! :)
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Holey Cow, Beave! Your shelf project - a shelf that you didn't need - just wanted to see if you could do it - is a real project of beauty!

I am sorry I haven't looked at this thread for a few days. missed out on being the first to congratulate you. :(

However it is never too late to give you a great big ATTA BOY BEAVE!!!!
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Mission accomplished. Got it sanded and lacquered. The wood contrast is virtually unseen, next time I'll go walnut and maple. The mahogany just didn't impress me much. I will say that hard maple was worth the headache getting it prepared.
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Beave2012 wrote:Mission accomplished. Got it sanded and lacquered. The wood contrast is virtually unseen, next time I'll go walnut and maple. The mahogany just didn't impress me much. I will say that hard maple was worth the headache getting it prepared.
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