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General Category => Brag Forum => Topic started by: cdrover(Clyde) on July 21, 2013, 07:38:36 pm
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Here are two of Steve's patterns I cut last week. Thanks Steve
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Nicely done.. I am doing the cat one myself for my sisters birthday. Thanks for sharing them with us.
DW
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nice work Clyde
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Meow. Nice work, thanks for letting us take a look.
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Great work! The cat one came out very nice.
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Nicely done! I know a few people who would love that cat one. I need to quit fooling around and learn to use those spiral blades I bought. Seeing this may inspire me to actually do it.
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very nice work.
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Becky, the most natural thing to do with your hand is to sign your name. To help get a feel for the spirals, sign your name in a scrap of wood. Speed up your motor and slow your feed. You will be able to sign your name easier than trying to follow some lines on a pattern. It's a mental thing. I think what throws most people off is when you stop or hesitate with a flat blade, we generally pull the piece back a little to stop the cut. The blade just goes up and down. When you stop or hesitate with a spiral - we tend to pull back out of habbit and we are still cutting. I highly recommend the dead man switch. When you need to hesitate, let off the switch.
When I haven't cut with a spiral in a while, I usually start off by cutting my name. It gets my hand and my brain in the right frame of mind to do the job.
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Beautiful work, the cats look great, thanks for sharing.
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They look great, nice work. Thanks for sharing with us. :)
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All my cutting is with a #3 FD-UR. It is my blade of choice. Tried the spirals and don't like them, to unpredictable for me. ;D ;D
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Fantastic work, love the cat's.
Marg
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The Cat's Meow for sure and the scroller is real cool too ....... ;)
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Thanks for the tip, Julie. I like the idea of your approach. I'll know where to go even without those pesky, demanding lines! LOL