Canada
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1PLIKÉ140 L'habit ne fait pas le moine, en Prada le diable…
5HORSES I grew up in small village In religious family I moved from…
Apple Girls Band ฉันคว้ากระเป๋า ในวันแดดสวย กลิ่นของดอกไม้หอมระรวย เธอจ้องตา…
Arrogant Worms When I look around me I can't believe what I see It…
Bob Moline Canada (Canada) My Canada (mon Canada) You're a lifetime jou…
Brendan O'Shea Come from within Wherever you've been I know you're not slee…
Broken Anchor Go, uh uh oh, said you saw the turn a…
Cold Storage O tempo conserta tudo Ninguém perde por esperar O desprezo q…
Dan Hill Fancy hotel rooms Windows with a view Staring into nothing I…

Daniel Vangarde Une chanson qui balance Une mélodie d′ambiance Une voix sans…
DEERPEOPLE I'll take the sweet escape and You know that time's a…
Devin Townsend The road, It's home, At least for now, the rivers low Wake …
DJ Maphorisa Lojay & Kabza De Small Si-lele Di-lelelele Di-lelelelelelelelelelele If your idi e…
Five Iron Frenzy Welcome to Canada, it's the maple leaf state Canada, oh, Ca…
Freiik L'habit ne fait pas le moine, en Prada, le Diable…
G.O.O.F. Запах суки на подушке она пахнет как Шанель Сука приведёт …
George S. Clinton I am sitting at the table with my fountain pen And…
Háború Na, akkor szedem a sátorfámat És elmegyek.…
Heidi Happy Let me go, I'll held your hand, Canada. Earths are humble,…
Heuss L'enfoiré Han, Heuss L'enfoiré-gué (Heuss L'enfoiré-gué) V.L.A.D-gué (…
Jay Trak Tu Red Leaf Wala Rehndi Jhanda Wekhdi Te Meri Akh Saareya…
Jeet Jagjit ਬੂਹਾ ਬੰਦ ਕੋਠੀ ਦਾ ਬੂਹਾ ਬੰਦ ਕੋਠੀ ਦਾ ਬੂਹਾ ਬੰਦ ਕੋਠੀ ਦਾ ਸੁੰਨੀ…
JULIEN GASC La maison familiale est bien triste sans toi Peut-être tu ne…
Kanaku y el tigre Tanto tiempo sumergido, mirando infinito Conciencia interrum…
KITCHEN - Low I'm not scared of waking up I'm not afraid of getting…
Kyra and Tully Canada (words and music by Tully) Snowstorm in Manitoba slid…
Lauv Waking up in your bed It's almost like I've been here…
LoJay Si-lele Di-lelelele Di-lelelelelelelelelelele If your idi e…
Lori Meyers Si nos quedan más batallas Si nos quedan por ganar Si ahor…
Low I'm not scared of waking up I'm not afraid of getting…
M. K. Sankaran Namboothiri J’fais plus peur à ta mère qu’aux ennemis T’as baisé le…
Maggie Reilly If I could have a day or two Just to spend…
Magnito The last time I check menh I never did Canabis…
Milow I'm gonna move to Canada Yeah I've made up my mind Leave…
Milow feat. Nina Babet I'm gonna move to Canada Yeah I've made up my mind Leave…
Moon And I L'habit ne fait pas le moine, en Prada le diable…
National Anthem Ô Canada! Terre de nos aïeux, Ton front est ceint de fleur…
National Anthem Orchestra O Canada! Our home and native land! True patriot love in all…
Peter and the Wolf Me and the Canada geese Come and go from the same…
Pilot A look out California Ooo-ooo, I gotta warn ya Here comes Ca…
Pronto DJ Rin Dini Bitch isch uf Trap numme wegem Nigga Dezue git'…
PSICOLOGI Vorrei essere un buon esempio Dentro alle canzoni e dire que…
R.G. Kooper Canada Goose Canada Goose Canada Goose Sip from the truth si…
Raska Plus j'grandis, plus j'deviens d'moins en moins citadin Marr…
Rucka Rucka ALI Hello This is a public service announcement from the Governm…
Runrig A prairie and a wind Canada on the wire I'm trading all…
S.E.X Canada Goose Canada Goose Canada Goose Sip from the truth si…
sam and the sea Yeah, yeah ayo, Donald, it's time It's time, Donald (aight, …
Satbir Aujla ਨਵੀ ਜੀ ਬਣਾਕੇ ਚੰਨਾ ਹੂਰ ਵੇ ਫਾਇਦਾ ਚੱਕ ਲਈ ਨਾ ਬੈਠੀ…
Shellac We oughta name this song after you: call it "Canada". Im…
So!YoON! Baby, we are losing sleep Really need to hear your voice…
Steve-O Запах суки на подушке она пахнет как Шанель Сука приведёт …
Strait A Students Last night we packed our shit into the volvo, Getting…
Sue McBride C-a-n-a-d-a C-a-n-a-d-a C-a-n-a-d-a Canada C-a-n-a-d-a C-a-n…
T.E.A Canada Goose Canada Goose Canada Goose Sip from the truth si…
Tarek & Zenci (It's Jamal Behind The Stove, Nigga) (Get a Cosmo) Die Cana…
The Arrogant Worms When I look around me I can't believe what I see It…
The Field Mice It breaks, time after time, your heart in two It breaks,…
the guest list So I begin by singing of sin An old friend's gone…
The Simons He says wait I think i'm ageing Don't feel like changing Not…
The Thermals I want to take you to a place I know A…
Themselves & WHY? Tanto tiempo sumergido, mirando infinito Conciencia interrum…
Unlike Pluto I'm on a whirlwind ride and I wanna feel, I wanna…
Valentino Production Music O canada Our home and native land True patriot love In all t…
Violent Soho Oh Canada Somewhere I could never worry Screaming while you'…
WIINSTON Woah Woah The two of us Vancouver We'll both get lost Lesso…
Woo Hi, I'm in Canada It looks like a big refrigerator Or Just…
YNG Martyr Ay, shawty suck the fucking skin off my dick She lick…
zeu J'déballe, j'détaille, j'emballe J'te la ramène à la campagn…
zmoalacazan & vulpeanu VERS 1: Barbut la mize mici, în casă sunt stapân Reprezint b…

황소윤 Baby, we are losing sleep Really need to hear your voice…

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Newton Makes

3y↑18

Well, I scroll sawed for the first time and well....I think I did okay...I think. This video is a bit talky, but that's because I'm explaining the lessons learned from my first time ever using a scroll saw. I hope it helps those who are thinking about jumping into the hobby!

KSFWG

3y↑13

Use blue painter's tape on the wood first, then your pattern, and then packing tape. Packing tape lubes the blade. You can get sanding blades to sand any edges/areas that need it. Great first time project! You did very well!

Newton Makes

3y↑2

Smart move with the tape. There are sanding blades?! Alright I'll look into those too.

Peter Clifton

3y↑3

I think you did brilliantly for a first attempt.
I am almost 18 months into it now and still struggling. Getting a little faster and more confident each time but still unsure. I do my corners like you, nibble at them...lol.

Newton Makes

Thanks! Yeah corners are taking a bit of time to get used to, but after some practice this week I think I'm getting better.

Charles Dearing

3y↑8

I watched until the end. It was fun to see someone trying scrolling for the first time. Great communication as well. Scroll sawing is my passion in life. It's all my channel is. I'd love to have a discussion with you if we can somehow connect.

Newton Makes

Thanks for the kind words. I hope to learn a lot about it and have a lot of projects ahead of me.

KM

1y↑2

This is a great video. I also recently came into possession of a "new to me" scroll saw and I've been excited to jump into a project. Your willingness to post a video of your first project is reassuring and I picked up a bunch of tips from your experience. Thanks for that!

HyperactiveNeuron

3y↑3

The project turned out great. I've been on the fence about scroll saws but now I really want to give it a try. Of course I won't be buying an Excalibur but I've seen a few quality brand names at pawn shops recently. I had no idea about blade selection either... No idea there were that many options but I didn't know there were that many options for band saws or table saws... Now I do! Excellent video and I really do appreciate how you're not afraid to show or talk about your mistakes. It's super relatable and honest. Love you man. Keep up the incredible, excellent work... You don't get amazing until you do Spider-Man... LOL! Just FYI

Nate's Woodcraft

3y↑2

Turned out awesome. Don't be afraid to adjust the speed of the saw. I use blue tape under the picture, because it comes off easier. A small cheap set of files works great for inside touch ups. Take your time and keep practicing 👍

Newton Makes

3y↑1

Adjusting the speed is something I have to get used to. I played with it a bit but not much. It's rare that any other tool has that feature so it's not something I naturally consider. I definitely need to pick up some tiny files!

Jack LaCaze

3y↑2

Take a blade wrap it in sandpaper & use the back side of the blade. Basically put the blade in backwards. Hope this helps with that fine sanding. Awesome job!!!

Newton Makes

3y↑1

Awesome tip thanks!!

Kevin Meachem

2y↑3

Adding the “What I Learned” section is amazingly useful to us DIYers and very inspiring to try something new.

Newton Makes

Thanks! I thought it might help others. At least I hoped it would. 😂

PAUL MCDERMOTT

3y↑3

What I use for my templates is sticky label paper. Sticks to the wood really well and peels off easily. Great video and an awesome first project.

Newton Makes

3y↑1

That's a nice tip right there! 👍

Gary Westervelt

Also lay painters tape on the wood then stick pattern to that. Then add packing tape to the top before you drill your holes. They say the glue in the packing tape lubricates the blade.

Gary Fairbrother

Good advice and from my experience I can vouch for your conclusions. Right now I’m transitioning from being a novice at scrolling with old style pinned blades to the new style plain end ones. I can’t seem to get the hang of changing blades in the speedy non-figgity way I see more experienced users do. I’m gonna check that out on YouTube next! Like RIGHT now. Any suggestions???

J B

3y↑2

Awesome video and well done! I loved the “lessons learned” section. I personally have never used a scroll saw, but you made it look easy! What would you say is the maximum thickness of a board you could use with one? Will you be making any projects that have different contours/depths to the pieces like the wings of the eagle you showed?

Newton Makes

3y↑1

You can go up to a few inches thick. I don't have a desire to do that, at least not yet. I like thinner pieces like 1/8 - 1/4" and want to make art that's layered. But who knows in the future? They make blades that are designed to remove the waste when cutting out thicker boards.

Jeff Krichmar

46w

I'm about to use a scroll saw for the very first time and found this to helpful. Thanks Newton. Have you considered epoxying that piece? Could make for a cool video - trying to get some of that galaxy pattern with epoxy and some spray paint perhaps? Just a thought! Wonderful work. Thanks for sharing.

Andy Pire

3y↑2

I’m surprised that you didn’t break any blades with relatively thick maple for your first time. Packing tape will come up with the top layer of paper, people even have issues with vinyl. I think I have heard good luck if you follow the lines on your paper with CA glue, but that’s more sanding and possible staining or stain blocking in the wood

Newton Makes

Yeah me too but I also didn't think this maple was thick until I started cutting it. In everything else that I do, this board would have been super thin. That was a big lesson learned for me.

Peggy Raun-Linde

3y↑2

Wow great first artwork! I have a brand new dewalt scroll saw ready for use in my shop. Think I’ll get a variety pack of saw blades given what you shared. Super impressed! Bravo 👏🏼

Newton Makes

3y↑1

Thanks, that's awesome to hear that you're getting into it as well. That Dewalt saw has a lot of great reviews. I picked up some #2, #5, #7, #9 blades. But I mainly used a #5. I found a cool cheat sheet on blades that I'll try to post on my community tab.

Peggy Raun-Linde

@Newton Makes cool. Thanks for the details

Brad Alden

3y↑2

Great video. I don't have a scroll saw and haven't watched a video on this technique before. This was interesting and I like the silhouette project... I look forward to see what you do next.

Newton Makes

Thanks for watching. Hopefully it helps so you don't make all of my mistakes. I thought a silhouette would be a fun, not as hard project to start off. I wanted a balance between cool, challenging, but not overwhelming.

Mineboy

3y↑2

You did a hell of a lot better then I did the first time! Great video.

Wood You Love - Reynald Guibone

2y↑2

For me, when it comes to pattern, I like to fill with grey the area I want to cut out and black for outlines. Because if it's all white and what only separates it is the outline, it will confuse me and sometimes cutting out what's need to be retain.

Newton Makes

That's completely understandable. We have to figure out exactly what works best for us.

pt eddie

3y↑4

I think that the project looks good. I suspect that you are going to be good at scroll sawing like you are at everything else. Thanks for sharing this one with us.

Newton Makes

Too kind! I feel like I'm getting better with each project.

Monika Sturm

1y↑3

Just got my first scroll saw and I'm so excited to get to using it. Used one back when I was 18 and fell in love. Now that my kids are all over 21 I treated myself.

Timmy Pastran

Awesome are you gonna be posting your work? I am in the same boat it's hobby time for me. I'm more of a metal art worker but just scored a garage full of wood tools.

Anthony Francis-Jones

1y↑2

Thanks for this - great thoughts. BTW I bought a second hand scroll saw with a blade fitted already and mad keen to try it out I nearly injured myself as the workpiece jumped all over the place! On inspection and checking the blade was perpendicular to the worktable I noticed it had been fitted upside down thus lifting the workpiece on every stroke! Something to look out for and not many videos for beginners mention correct fitting of directional toothed blades!

praveen gera

3y↑2

Really a good video, need videos like these from time to time, U explain and show it in a good and clear way. Which helps people. Keep up the good work.. waiting for the next videos and more in depth info.

Newton Makes

Thank you for the kind words! Hopefully you'll like some of the stuff soon to come out.

Miles McGrew Woodworking

1y↑2

Nice work. I have an 80's or 90's pin-blade Craftsman that basically shakes the entire room when it is on. I only ever use it for finishing tight bandsaw cuts. I only use it once in a blue moon, but when I need it, I need it.

For sanding, I just CA very small strips of sandpaper to very thin, strips of wood. I use hard maple, so that I can get the strip of wood very small, but then it has some stiffness. I also sand the edge of the strip to a point, so that the sandpaper then forms into a point, but has backing.

John Duffy

3y↑1

For a first attempt, I'd have to give you a "9" outta 10. Some good quality needle files might help you out sanding tight areas. Best of luck to you on your new adventure, I have a feeling you are going to do very well. Steve Good is a very helpful resource.

Newton Makes

Thanks, yes it seems that I need to look into some various files. I've been meaning to do that anyway so this is yet another excuse. 🤣

jbbyerswoodworking

3y↑3

Looking good brother, once you get in the groove you'll be hooked, i think i did the FFA logo in one day... 298 cuts, took 10 hours 🥵

Newton Makes

3y↑1

That's exactly what I'm thinking too. I'm already working on my second project and it's taken me 20hrs. I didn't film it. I didn't want any pressure. I'm totally hooked at this point!

Cindy

2y↑1

Thanks a lot for sharing your lessons learned! That will be really helpful for others who are beginners as well!

Newton Makes

That was definitely the point. I didn't just want to show me screwing up. I wanted to show what would have helped.

John Beach

2y↑1

Blade quality is important. I use precision ground blades for precise cuts. Leaves almost a polished edge. Also, scroll saw choice is also important. I was less than satisfied with the dewalt saw. I had problems with blade tracking, and longevity. I now only use Hegner scroll saws (I have 3) and will last you your lifetime.

Newton Makes

Hegner is a heck of a scroll saw. That's awesome!

james winter

3y↑2

Great job Newton, You got the attention of two of the masters, Steve Good and
Charles Dearing.! I agree doing is the best way to learn, but you will want to watch
both of their channels as Steve will refine the art of the straight blade and
there is none better at the spiral blade than Charles. If you want to break a few blades
while learning, try the spirals.

Newton Makes

Awesome to hear that there so a few folks out there who know their way around a saw. I picked up some spiral blades recently. We'll see how they go.

George st george

3y↑2

Thick packing tape does help. It will still lift a little, but won't break off and blow away. Feels like it lubricates the blade as well. Not sure.. A set of needle files really helps with sanding small areas.

Newton Makes

I'll have to look into lubricant for it. Needle files are a good idea, thanks!

Sylvia´s Handmade

2y↑1

Hello from Germany and happy new year. Here is a tip to prevent burning marks. Use clear tape on the top, this will hold the subject in place and prevent burning marks. I do it the same way and have not yet had any burn marks. I stick paper tape under the motif beforehand so that no traces of glue remain on the wood. I hope these tips help you a little further.

JoeMoe Moe

2y↑3

Pretty amazing for a first time user. Scroll saw has a learning curve.

Newton Makes

Thank you. I really enjoy it and feel like I'm getting better and better.

Kelly Jean

2y↑1

Very helpful. I appreciate you sharing your first attempt at scroll sawing.

Jason D Stout

thanks for the tips! biggest tip i got was the packing tape on the design it helped a ton !!! my first time using a scrolll saw and a did san juan capistrano mission !! turned out great thanks again cheers!

Steven Eugene

2y↑2

5 is a great go to blade . Spiral blades are hard to get use to. let the machine do the work . Cucttttttt from the middle out . And yes tape it also lubricates your blade. Burning will dissipate with tape and maple will burn . Awesome job and than some .

Roger Culver

2y↑1

I got my start with a harbor freight scroll saw over 20 years ago. It still runs like new too!

Newton Makes

You can find some real gems at HF.

gerry3999

1y↑1

You did fantastic. A suggestion, wrap your sandpaper around a chopstick. It is fine enough for most corners, if it needs to be smaller, use a toothpick.

Anita Kerry

1y↑1

I must say for soneone that has never used one you seem to have no trouble going around corners and bends. I stilll trying to get my head around going around bends myself you make it look so easy and its really not in my opinion . Ill keep trying haven't given up yet.

ADHD Adventures

38w

You can buy a sandpaper piece that is 1/4 wide and connects to your saw like a blade. Mine's on the way. I have lots of tiny spaces in my work. I am a beginner too!

RETRO-TYPE

Thanks for the great video. I'm thinking of purchasing a Ryobi scroll saw soon to help a lot more with interior cuts in some of my planned projects. I never knew how intricate you could get with these and wanted to thank you for sharing your lessons learned. I design and cut things all the time with my Cricut Maker, but it just doesn't cut wood very well even when the wood is very thin and balsa and I don't really have the budget for a Glowforge or other laser cutting type of tool. One question I do have, can other materials be used with a scroll saw besides wood? Would this work well for cutting intricate shapes out of say, acrylic? I'd like to make a Neon-style sign that I saw on a different Youtube video and they way they did it was that they fed a flex-led tubing through a precut channel within a acrylic outline. Of course in that one, they used a Glowforge to simplify that process...

Newton Makes

2y↑1

I have a glowforge and understand how expensive it is. I've seen people cut other things with a scroll saw, but I recommend looking up scroll saw blades to see if they make them for different materials you want to use. If they do then you should be good.

RETRO-TYPE

@Newton Makes Thanks! Solid advice and had not thought about the blades themselves having special types that would be more versatile for various surfaces, just kind of thought it was for wood projects only. It makes sense, you have different blades for jigsaws depending on what is being cut. Thanks!

Paul Roussell

46w↑1

Glad you started on an easy one 😉

David Webb

Great video! Thanks for sharing. No lathe in my shop so I’m looking for plans for 3D chess pieces to cut on my scroll saw. Seen any good ideas?

Barb Enders

3y↑3

Nice work and video. I really liked the "lessons learned" at the end.

Newton Makes

Thanks! Hopefully they save some people a bit of time and frustration.

Unique Girls

One way to sand the tiny bits is clamp some Sand paper to your blade actually held by the clamp together with the blade, and set ya saw going, kinda wrap it in a tube around ya blade 🤙😉

Newton Makes

Nice scroll tip 👍

nemo227

Or have your apprentice do it.

ThatDude 82

2y↑1

@nemo227 great now I got to hire an apprentice to sand something stupid I decided to make in the garage at 2am cause I'm an insomniac

nemo227

@ThatDude 82 Well, sure; all great artists make sacrifices. Leonardo had to hire an apprentice to sand the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel before he could paint his great works on the same ceiling. I have it on good authority; my cousin Luigi said his great grandfather told him. True story.😇

Thomas Tieffenbacher/DocSavage45

Thanks for sharing your learning !

Jamey Mikels

2y↑1

1973....... 8 years old my dad got me a scroll saw..... my first power tool...... I never thought about the learning curve for adults using one...... I guess I always assumed people did this first for any woodworking!

Newton Makes

2y↑2

We have to start somewhere. When I was 8 was lighting stuff on fire with a wood burner. I'm sure there are adults who have never used one.

Gerque Hoff

Thank you for showing the whole cut!

Keith Pfrang

3y↑2

I bought a Craftsman scroll saw several years ago fir a single project. Our church was disposing of a plethora of old books.

My wife had seen a book cut into a single letter. She decided this would make a good gift. She picked a couple of books relevant to the recipients and I cut them into the first letter of their last name. Others saw them and I ended up cutting about 30 books into letters. I think I’ve only used the saw a couple of times since. I might dust it off and try it out again now. Thanks.

Hanging out with Ron Walters

2y↑1

A reverse blade will help with the sanding. packing tape will actually lubricate the blade.

Newton Makes

I used a reverse blade. I use packing tape all the time now. It helps in a lot of ways.

Lloyd

You did great. I have a $150.00 WEN Scroll Saw and look forward to my first Excalibur Scroll Saw.

Zach R

The WEN is surprisingly good for the price.

New Life

I m planning to buy makita sj401.. any review about it will be helpful 🥺 as in india we dont have many brand options to buy scroll saw

Todi Todo mundo

Lindo trabalho qual lamina você usa

YAHUAH is Salvation!

Do you happen to have a list of tilting head scroll saws?

Stan Cochran

1y↑1

Look at the SEYCO scroll saw.

Michael Lewis

How do you expect anyone to give you any advice when you show it in fast motion ?

Pouria Azadara

2y↑1

thank you , very very helpful video .

nemo227

2y↑1

I'm left with just one question. Well, maybe it's a two-part question. Did you beat up Superman to get that shirt or did you just get him drunk and roll him? Either way, much respect.😯

Steven Eugene

3y↑2

Awesome job . Great attitude .Keep on scrolling .

james

Way to much work. If you want a hobby this isn't for anyone. First, today it is power tools. These guys are moving the wood not the tool. How many power tools did Michelangelo or DiVinici use? When you want a hobby we want to put the tool together and press a button or two and ready to go. Also, getting patterns cost money and you now need a printer and glues and basically I am working and using a 500 dollar tool to cut a 2 dollar piece of wood. This man had thousands of dollars of tools.
Lastly, he is on YouTube and obviously didn't research on YouTube, thus, if he has issues imagine a person that has the mind set that says this isn't for me. Also, what do you do with all these little things you make that sits on a shelf and collects dust? Maybe I'm a little cynical but he does this for a living. When I was a G.C. yeah I was getting paid for the day, just had to worry about time and there was no such thing as learning on certain jobs. Other jobs we took guys with potential and trail and error for them, but we are getting paid, putting no money out (so to speak) without getting money up front. A hobby is ok, well I will do this for an hour before I go and to that or meet my son for lunch. A hobby isn't supposed to be unpaid work and if you "love" or then you should have been a carpenter, a true blue carpenter or an apprentice and get your hands roughed up a bit working.
God Bless brothers and sisters.
P.S. sorry so long but I think for most these videos do a disservice because unless you have hands on experience your experience isn't ever (or rarely) be like the guys in the video.
P.S.S. again thousand dollars for tools for a hobby, really!

Michael Kloepfer

1y↑4

Wish my first attempts were with a 1,000 dollar tool and not 65$ harbor freight

Lisa

1y↑1

You got a good deal, I got mine yesterday for $90 and that’s with the 10% off lol

Bryons work shop

2y↑2

Had a Excalibur for 8 years best move ever made

Steve Jones

43w↑1

Lol...I have one as of today....hope I learn something here!! Hmmm...still not sure bout this lol😮

Newton Makes

43w

I have a second channel www.youtube.com/newtonmakesart that is all scroll sawing. It may help.

gone2thedogs

Best to slow the saw way down and go slow its not a race. It looks like you had the saw set at full speed.

Crafty Crafty

3y↑2

I use red lines as black on white i lose the line staring at it for so long.

Newton Makes

That's a clever idea 👍

Jerico Chavez

37w

Works just fine.

AGUNG ATLET 22 CHANNEL

Yesss I Like It 👍👍👍

Mark Duggan

Rather than black and white try gray and white.

A Stereotypical Guy

2y↑1

Scroll saws are soooo slow ☹️

John Clement

Hi Is there any tool to hold the tiny piece to protect your hand ?

Newton Makes

3y↑1

I'm not entirely sure. You could clamp the work piece onto a larger one and then cut it out. That could help. I'm still learning myself.

GuiTardZan

2y↑1

I am deeply suspecious of anyone who would actually use the word, "Yikes."

nemo227

Yikes is a very good word, especially when used in place of actual swear words around children. I remember getting soap in my mouth for using swear words I had just learned back around 1942 or 1943. Yeah, some "lessons" stick with us a loooooonnngg time.

GuiTardZan

@nemo227
Take the soap out and spit. Life is fvckin good!

nemo227

@GuiTardZan Now you tell me. Where was your advice in 1943? 😪

GuiTardZan

1y↑1

@nemo227
Assuming it was your mother who administered the soap, I am forced to reconsider my comment. If your mom told you to use "Yikes" in place of profanity, you obviously had no choice. Moms have the power. Every real man knows that!
Yikes! I was wrong!

nemo227

@GuiTardZan My mom was probably a saint. I can't recall ever hearing her use a profanity of any kind. She likely has cause to use profanity: a widow with 3 boys and 2 girls. Yeah, she was a saint.

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