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Thank you for the comment. You are exactly the type of person that I made this video for.

Thank you for the comment. I use this planer on virtually every project.

Thank you. This was a fun project.

Thank you.

I didn't think rounding over the edges between the different colored sections of the butterfly's wings looked natural here so I didn't do it. I have other intasia pieces like a horse's or dog's head portrait where I do extensive roundovers.

You are so welcome! I make a lot of toy vehicles, so I find myself cutting dowels frequently. This technique has saved me a LOT of grief.

Thank you for watching, and thanks for the painting tip. I'll have to try that sometime soon.

Thank you for watching!

I know exactly what you mean. I was considering several options, but when I saw the SD100 for $900, I had to jump at the chance. Once I build up my confidence through direct experience, I can always move up to a bigger machine.

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Your comments meant a lot to me. I put a lot of effort into these videos, so I am grateful to read that the work resonates with viewers.

Thank you. It does make a beautiful organizer.

I'm just getting started on CNC, and hopefully if I pass on what I am learning it will help others learn more quickly without having to take as much time or make as many mistakes as I do.

I appreciate the comment.

Thank you! It's great to know my channel is helping others on the scroll saw.

I usually get my Baltic birch plywood in 30 x 30 sheets from my local hardwood dealer. I did, however, but a dozen 12x12 sheets from Amazon when someone ran a sale on the site. I think I paid $1 a sheet.

Thanks for watching. This was a little bit of a challenge to make, but worth it.

Thank you. That was a fun little project.

The number of tools and accessories available is mind-boggling.

I got a smile out of your reply. I love working on the Pegas scroll saw, and last weekend I went to a store closing where I got a heck of a deal on a Next Wave Shark SD100. I was a little concerned about what my wife would say, but she just said, "Happy birthday" (my birthday was only about two weeks ago) and told me I deserved to have the things I want. I chose the right woman over 50 years ago!

You're welcome Steve. I just finished making the three-layer vase and I'll start editing the video on that in a day or two. The first one came out great, but I broke a spot on the second one so I"ll have to make another front. Thankfully I wasn't too far into cutting the pattern.

Welcome to the channel! This pattern will be a little challenging for a beginner, but it is certainly doable.

Hi Bob I just love your work and videos, a pleasure to watch and very informative, I have learnt a lot by watching you go through the process of the cutting out of the plan's Keep them coming I look forward to the next one many thanks Keith

@@keithdavison5578 Keith, I really appreciate your comment. I taught an adult Sunday School class for over 20 years and was also an adjunct faculty member at a large university for several years, so teaching what I know about woodworking on UA-cam is just my latest teaching gig.

Thank you.

Steve: I really appreciate when you link to my videos, as it gives them a nice boost in exposure. I reached the 1,000 subscriber level a couple of days ago and moved into a larger retail store, so it has been a great week!

Thank you for the comment. I will search through my patterns and see what I can find.

If using a hand-held router makes you nervous (which deterred me for a long time), there are other uses such as holding a workpiece while you are sanding. I'm not trying to sell a product anyway, I'm just giving my opinion to maybe help others decide whether to buy.

@@bobshomewoodshop7996 I didn't take it as you trying to sell/promote this product. I just wasn't impressed with it.

@@bobshomewoodshop7996 I did not think you were promoting this product. I am just not sold on the idea, the blocks seem a bit small.

I appreciate your comment. The scroll saw is an incredible tool, and you can do so many things with it. When you buy a saw, get the best one you can afford.

@@bobshomewoodshop7996 Good advice. I really appreciate it. It's tempting to get a cheap one, but I'll definitely hold out for a good one.

As I mentioned in the video, these are fun to make AND fun to play with.

You're welcome. I don't buy a lot of tools, but when I do I'll put a review on the site.

I guess I need to check my math!

It's a great way to make thin stock when none is available. Just make sure to be cautious. By the time you get to the last cut, a LOT of the blade is exposed. I slow down and get very careful when resawing.

Thanks for watching. This is something I should have built for the shop a long time ago.

You're welcome. I enjoy teaching and sharing information.

I have a Jet scroll saw and I have replaced the blade holders with Pegas. I love going toolless. As far as the Excalibur goes, I don't know for sure but the Bear Woods Supply site does not show replacement holders for the Excalibur.

Thank you. I love the design, and think the woods I used look great together.

Thank you for the comment

Thank you. I have the two displayed next to each other in my retail store.

Thank you, Steve. That means a lot coming from you. As you have noticed, I am making a lot of your patterns, and I'll always give you credit for the designs.

Thank you, I really appreciate the comment.

Thank you. It was a fun project.

Thank you. That bunny makes me chuckle every time I look at him.

Send me an email at r.fredrick@mchsi.com.

I enjoy projects like this as well, and they are popular with customers who drop by my retail store.

Thank you. I always appreciate comments from viewers.

That is a great idea. I'll have to remember that for my next intarsia project.

Thank you.

I'm sorry, but I am not familiar with the axminster. Vibration is pretty low on this machine. I know the motor can be turned, but I don't remember what function that serves. I'll try to remember to look it up in the owner's manual and get back to you.