Michael and all, hope you have a great new years also, may your saw keep
producing lots of sawdust

Brett

Yes thank you and a "HAPPY NEW YEAR" to you all too.  Hope it's better than the
last two have been.

Regards to all,

Lesley

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hope you all get your new year wishes
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wishing all the members a happy new year from me
hope you all get your new year wishes
regards michael

I don't know whether you are interested or not but for hard to get to places for
sanding I always go to the supermarket and get a packet of those Emery Boards.
You can get them from Coles for about $2 for a pack of eight.
I use them for my celtic crosses.

Lesley.

hodarthestrange <hodarthestrange@...> wrote:
Ok whats the best way to sand Fretwork besides a sanding blade on the
scroll saw? How would one do it for production and get it done in a
resonable time?
How about staining the wood? Trying to get a brush in all those thin
cuts is a pain. Got to be a better run free way. What are you guys doing?
How do you take care of the edges of plywood fretwork?

Thanks,

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Donny,

I use my B&D mouse sander working through the various grades of papers to
bring it to a smooth finish, for me this gets rid of a majority of the
'fuzzies' left after cutting and I use an emery board or my small files to
get any that are left over. If you have some delicate work that you are
sanding, put the piece you cut out back in there and it will keep it stable
enough so it doesnt snap off.

I have not stained any of my wood, I coat most of my work with a few layers
of boiled linseed oil, will either brush that on or if there is a lot of
small inside cuts I will dip it in a container of BLO, wipe off the excess
and let it dry

Brett

Ok whats the best way to sand Fretwork besides a sanding blade on the
scroll saw? How would one do it for production and get it done in a
resonable time?
How about staining the wood? Trying to get a brush in all those thin
cuts is a pain. Got to be a better run free way. What are you guys doing?
How do you take care of the edges of plywood fretwork?

Thanks,

       Donny

Hi there,

I'll try and find the pattern for these celtic crosses as I have sold all the
crosses I made so can't take any more photos of them.
Thanks,
Lesley

"Miller, Brett (Ex AS01)" <brett.miller@...> wrote:
Lesley,
Photo makes it hard to see the detail of some of the crosses, but from what
I can see they look great. Hope you havent gone cross eyed from making them.

You might want to put the pictures into an album.
Brett


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Lesley,
Photo makes it hard to see the detail of some of the crosses, but from what
I can see they look great. Hope you havent gone cross eyed from making them.

You might want to put the pictures into an album.
Brett

Can you put them in the photo album so that we might see them?


>From: "Lesley" <mrs_grumpy2000@...>
>Reply-To: ozscrollsaw@...
>To: ozscrollsaw@...
>Subject: [OZ Scrollsaw] Jarrah Crosses
>Date: Thu, 04 Dec 2003 11:59:20 -0000
>
>I have just downloaded a picture of some jarrah crosses that were cut
>out with my husband scroll saw. If anyone is interested.
>
>Cheers,
>
>Lesley.
>

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I have just downloaded a picture of some jarrah crosses that were cut
out with my husband scroll saw. If anyone is interested.

Cheers,

Lesley.

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Thanks Wanda,

I just finished sending an e-mail saying that I'm not prudish and if I wanted
kinky sex I have a husband for all that.  LOL.

Bye for now
Lesley

Jackson <wandandian@...> wrote:
Hi Lesley
I am Female to!
I am thinking of  unsubscribing from this site due to the pornographic e-mails.
I have enjoyed reading about your woodwork.
Cheers Wanda
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Lesley Hampton
   To: Woodwork
   Sent: Monday, December 01, 2003 11:33 PM
   Subject: [OZ Scrollsaw] Sex e-mails


   Can anyone tell me how I can stop these sex e-mails coming through to
me?????????

   Might be ok if I was a man LOL but I'm am not interested in this and I don't
appreciated getting these e-mails.

   Regards,

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G'day there,

Thanks for your e-mail about these sex emails.  I'm not a prudish woman but I'm
not into these sex sites.  I have a husband for all that thanks.

LOL.

Thanks again,
Lesley

coffenup <no_reply@...> wrote:
Sorry people re: bad emails.
As a moderator I help Tom by coming to the site nightly & try to
delete the bad postings. But it may take you guys to take of the
indivdial emails of your membership. This site is good for all its
members, but a few bad seeds just wreck it for everyone else. If Tom
works out a way that all messages do get checked first I will help
check them before they are posted. Please don't give up on this site
or those people have won!!
see you in the chat room wednesday nights & good scrolling everyone
Regards Michael


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Sorry people re: bad emails.
As a moderator I help Tom by coming to the site nightly & try to
delete the bad postings. But it may take you guys to take of the
indivdial emails of your membership. This site is good for all its
members, but a few bad seeds just wreck it for everyone else. If Tom
works out a way that all messages do get checked first I will help
check them before they are posted. Please don't give up on this site
or those people have won!!
see you in the chat room wednesday nights & good scrolling everyone
Regards Michael

Hi Lesley
  I am Female to!
I am thinking of  unsubscribing from this site due to the pornographic e-mails.
I have enjoyed reading about your woodwork.
Cheers Wanda
   ----- Original Message -----
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   To: Woodwork
   Sent: Monday, December 01, 2003 11:33 PM
   Subject: [OZ Scrollsaw] Sex e-mails


   Can anyone tell me how I can stop these sex e-mails coming through to
me?????????

   Might be ok if I was a man LOL but I'm am not interested in this and I don't
appreciated getting these e-mails.

   Regards,

   Lesley.



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Not I, im just a regular member here
Tom Manley is the owner of this forum/group

I belong to a couple of Yahoo groups that have different methods of
dealing with the "hit and run" spammers.  The other option would be
to have new members automatically placed on "moderated" status,
meaning that a moderator would have to review and approve a post or
email from a new memeber, after which the moderator would be able to
decide whether or not to remove the poster from their "moderated"
status.  I think that this might be the better way to go, but I don't
know how to go about changing the list protocols.

You're the list owner, aren't you Brett?  Check into it, and if you
think that's a good way to go, I'm up for the task if the other
moderators are too.

--- In ozscrollsaw@..., "Miller, Brett (Ex AS01)"
<brett.miller@h...> wrote:
> sounds like that would be the way to go if its not to hard to
manage it that
> way
> Brett

sounds like that would be the way to go if its not to hard to manage it that
way
Brett

My suggestion would be that this group should require that all new
memberships need approval by a moderator or a group owner before they
are able to post.  I think it would be a mild inconvenience for
people that are actually here to discuss scrollsawing, and an
effective deterrent for spammers.

I always go the group list to delete offensive messages and their
authors as soon as I see them, and I have noticed that the other
moderators are really good about doing the same, however that doesn't
do those of us that recieve individual emails much good.

Just my 2 cents worth.

And while we're talking about unsolicited messages, let me take this
moment to spam your email with some woodworking pictures that I just
uploaded.  http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com.au/showthread.php?
s=&postid=38137#post38137

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to me?????????
>
> Might be ok if I was a man LOL but I'm am not interested in this
and I don't appreciated getting these e-mails.
>
> Regards,
>
> Lesley.
>
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Can anyone tell me how I can stop these sex e-mails coming through to
me?????????

Might be ok if I was a man LOL but I'm am not interested in this and I don't
appreciated getting these e-mails.

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Just found an insert on jonathan knowles site that should fit for $27

Tom,
I have the magazine now and enlarged the picture 150% and should hopefully
get cutting it soon.
Where do you or others source your clock inserts from?

Brett

Hello Brett,

Sounds ok, but I stained the first jigsaw I made with different colour stains
and it looked great, but my daughter-in-law reminded me that little kids have a
habit of putting things in their mouths, that's why I went with the non-toxic
paint.

Bye,

Lesley.

"Miller, Brett (Ex AS01)" <brett.miller@...> wrote:
Lesley,

Okay great.
I just had a similar puzzle to the elephant at home I got from somewhere. It
is a tray puzzle and has about 14 elephants fitting together into the shape
of a peanut. Reminded me of that one when I saw it.
You can see my cutting of it under the Brett Miller album, I havent painted
it at all, not sure if I will, might just do it in oil
Brett


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Lesley,

Okay great.
I just had a similar puzzle to the elephant at home I got from somewhere. It
is a tray puzzle and has about 14 elephants fitting together into the shape
of a peanut. Reminded me of that one when I saw it.
You can see my cutting of it under the Brett Miller album, I havent painted
it at all, not sure if I will, might just do it in oil
Brett

Thank you Brett,

The puzzles were made from getting suitable pictures from books etc.
I have been looking for a suitable Kangaroo but haven't come across one yet.
They have to be suitable so that you can still make them look like the animal
you want and easy for you to get them into a jigsaw shape if you know what I
mean.
The pictures of the Kangaroos I have seen haven't been standing or sitting right
to get both legs in properly.
I also use fairly thin wood or MDF about 1 cm thick which is easier to handle.
As I've said before, I have sold quite a few that I put into our local Arts &
Craft shop, mainly to grand parents looking for something different.  I have
been selling them for $20.00 each and at first I thought this was too much, but
I guess if people want them they will buy them.
I enjoy doing these as well as my pyrography, although I haven't done any poker
work for about six months now.

Hope this info helps.

Bye for now,

Lesley.


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Lesley

The Numbat looks real good, well done

Brett


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Lesley,

Did you design those puzzles yourself?

Brett

Lesley

The Numbat looks real good, well done

Brett

I know I have already told everyone about the jigsaw patterns but I
forgot to mention to those who wish to try these jigsaws that both
sides of the jigsaw are painted the same colours etc. otherwise it
would be too easy for the child to know which way the jigsaw goes.

Hello there,

I have added some jigsaw patterns in the photos section under
pyrography.  I should have started another album for the jigsaws but
didn't think of it at the time.

For those who want to know........I use Kaiser water based NON-TOXIC
paints and the the size of the jigsaws are   "A4" size.

I sell them in our craft shop for $20.00 and I can't keep up with
them as they are very popular with grand-parents.  LOL

Enjoy,

Lesley.

Hello again,

I have just downloaded two photos of a couple of wooden jigsaws that
I have done.

If anyone wants to copy them and try them out for themselves they can.

They make great presents for little kids three upwards.

Bye for now.

Lesley