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General Category => Introduce Yourself. => Topic started by: Bullfighter on March 05, 2014, 04:57:54 am
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Hi everyone, my name is Peter and i'm 55 years old newbie to scrollsaw. I really look forwards to this new hobby and hopes that i can get many friends and tips from you in this community.
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Glad you found us. Hi I'm Russ from Florida your local moderator. Welcome to the Scrollsaw Forum. :)
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Hi Peter, welcome to the forum. I'm Roy from Scotland, you'll get all the tips and help you need here. Just ask and someone will answer. Come on in, enjoy the fun and make some sawdust.
Rob Roy.
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Welcome! I am Tony,aka,Toneman from Paris, Texas.
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Hi Peter and welcome to the forum. I'm Julie from Texas. Glad to have you.
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Welcome. I am AL from Tennessee USA.
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Welcome to the forum Peter. I'm Marg from Australia. Nice to meet you.
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welcome to the forum i'm Todd from NL Canada.
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Hi Peter,
Sweden brings back some memories. Before coming to the US, I was two years in Sweden, one year in Stallerholmen and 1 year in Stora Tuna. I was born in Holland. Great country, Sweden. Made some great friends.
FD Mike
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Thank you all for the warm welcome in this forum :)
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Greetings from South Dakota.
Al
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Hello Peter, I'm Marcel.
bet you have plenty of wood there in Sweden ;)
welcome from The Netherlands.
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Hello Peter, I'm Marcel.
bet you have plenty of wood there in Sweden ;)
welcome from The Netherlands.
The funny thing is that its nearly impossible to find thin wood for scrollsawing here in
Sweden.
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Welcome from Lubbock Texas. On my two trips to Europe ,backint eht 80's I liked Sweden the best. I make my own thin wood using a band saw to re-saw one inch boards and a planer to smooth out the rough wood I start with. I suggest you do a search to find out the many uses of a scroll saw. I think many only do fretwork with their saw and there are many other uses for it. Inlay, Intarsia, compound cutting, toy making, bowl making, segmentation, and sign making (lettering)...... to mention the ones I do myself.
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Thank's for the great tips Jim.
Glad you like Sweden :)