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General Category => Introduce Yourself. => Topic started by: BudWilson on April 19, 2010, 11:02:25 pm
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Hi. I've been scroll sawing since my stroke in September, 2006. I don't remember much from the month or so after the stroke, but my children tell me that I had them buy me a scroll saw. I have not regretted the decision to try scroll sawing. I like Steve's patterns, because they are first rate and are not as difficult to cut as a lot in the magazines are. I only have use of my right side for fine work and I can get impatient at times of my progress. With my son's help, I can still make furniture for my family. Thank you Steve. I look forward to my email every day! Bud
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Sounds like good therapy for you. Hi I'm Russ from Florida. Welcome to the Scrollsaw Forum. Jump in and let the sawdust fly.
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Impatient s in what makes us scrollers good. At least that is what I have noticed. I break a piece and then throw it out or adjust it so it does not look like I am missing a section. I did this with a butterfly ornament last night. OOOHHH was I made, but I will keep it as a reminder of what not to do. LOL. Welcome to the forum and have a great day.
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Thanks for the encouragement. The brain injury tires me quickly, physically and mentally. This is the frustrating part! So I leave things alone and go take a nap! Helps some, but the interaction with other people is what calms me down. Happy scrolling to all!