Looking at these: https://www.artcraftersonline.com/product-page/90-12-120-pegas-scroll-sandpaper-1-2-120-grit-4-pack

Anyone have any experience? Worth getting, or more of a gimmick?

I started “scrolling” this summer and have loved it! I made this as a gift for my MIL and my aunt would like one as well, like this one, except she wants snow on the top of the tree branches. Any advice on how to best achieve that look on this tree? Segmentation or another wood layers on top? Open to any ideas! 😄 Thank you!

I'm pretty satisfied with it

As the title states. I am going to be doing some work with Ipe, which is an ungodly hard Brazilian Walnut species. It's 3X harder than Oak, and so dense it sinks in water.

On my table saw I use a blade with carbide inserts, and they do ok: more wear than most woods, but not unreasonable. However, I used a jigsaw on it a few years back and it literally just smoothed the teeth off before finishing one cut; I switched to a carbide jigsaw blade and it did much better.

I was hoping to use it on a scrollsaw to get it very close to template lines, but I'm worried I will literally be unable to make progress without carbide blades, and I can't find any, anywhere.

Any guidance on if carbide blades exist? If not, any suggestions?

Looking to see if anyone has stumbled on some good Black Friday week / day deals! Please share!

This is a conglomeration of three or four different patterns with some of my own ideas mixed in. Done on commission. I hope she likes it. Can someone please tell me the difference between intarsia and segmentation? Seem like the same thing to me.

Getting ready for the holidays 😁

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Hey yall I was just wondering if anybody has this, used it and would recommend it. Does seem to be high quality for harbor freight. I am seriously considering buying this wondered what people thought.

Hi everyone, I need to replace the bellows on my Hegner Multimax 14 but I've seen many comments online about how you can use a CV joint boot kit (auto part) instead. Before I blow $60+ dollars on a bellows from advanced machinery, are there brands or recs (a link would be amazing) that people have used before that work? I also realize I might have to trim it a bit to fit my machine. Tyia!

When I cut thick stock I always seem to end up with an angle on the thickness How do I avoid this ?