Danish oil is pretty tough- one of my pipe makers uses it. You may try Q-tips for the tight areas.
What can I do with a scroll saw?
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You mean tough like it is great stuff, or tough like hard to work with ?
Sorry- easy to work with, but a tough finish.
@Toothpick , beautiful work.
Looks like you have the scroll saw bug and are enjoying it. Nice work.
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What are you still up for? Lol.
Just brought one of my kids home from college. Now it is bedtime.
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You are blessed. My young man is home as well. No money but rich in love. Good night my friend.
Food on the table, roof over the head, and grandchildren sleeping peacefully in their beds. I think I’m rich.
Indeed!Food on the table, roof over the head, and grandchildren sleeping peacefully in their beds. I think I’m rich.
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@Toothpick Wow!
Beautiful work! You learn fast!! Bravo!!
Here is a pic of a "Loonie Bin" (a silhouette of a loon with the centre hollowed out and lexan screwed to the sides to make a bank for the Canadian one dollar coin affectionately called the Loonie). Something similar might make an interesting blade bank.
Find more Handmade Loon Coin Bank for sale at up to 90% off
Beautiful work! You learn fast!! Bravo!!
Here is a pic of a "Loonie Bin" (a silhouette of a loon with the centre hollowed out and lexan screwed to the sides to make a bank for the Canadian one dollar coin affectionately called the Loonie). Something similar might make an interesting blade bank.
Find more Handmade Loon Coin Bank for sale at up to 90% off
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Some finished work.
Looking really good, Jason.
