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Allison

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As I was looking through the blogs of others I noticed this workshop section and decided to add it to mine. I do not have any pictures as of yet but I will post very soon. My workshop is actually in my home and it is “my space” It is small compared to the others I have looked at so far. Plus it is an odd shape . I would say it is around 25 by 8 . The size makes me no nevermind as it simply is not important in my case. I have everything I want and need and then some. 1 case is a couple routers my husband has purchased that I simply have not used yet. It is something I do want to learn and definitely should and will but at this time they are still sitting in the box. My 1st scroll saw I got (the one my hubby got me) when I broke my knee was a Harbor Frieght one that cost $56.00 and I LOVED it! I wore that saw out to it’s very core. In retrospect I realize what hell I had put the thing through . Since my 1st, I now have 7 scroll saws and though I do not own any of the higher end saws, at this time I am happiest with a craftsman and use it the most. I also am a sanding nut and probably have more kinds, sizes etc. of sanders than should be allowed, yet I cannot for the life of me get that awesome smooth finish I so very much want, but with each project I see better results so I am not bitching, but if I did have a bitch it would be that I did not find this passion I have found with the woodwork and everything that goes with it say 30 years ago. So for now this is how I will leave it, because if I were to go upstairs and take a picture right now you would see a mess, a mess of intarsia pieces, and a scroll project. I always have more than one thing going on as I just can’t stick with one at a time or I would burn out. So again I would like to thank all who have been so welcoming. PEACE!!! Allison

-- Allison, Northeastern Ca. Remember, Amateurs built the Ark. Professionals built the Titanic!


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ShipWreck

40 posts in 649 days


posted 629 days ago

Hi Allison…..........Your scrolling is awsome! I recently bought the Hitachi Scroll saw and hope to find time to start a project with it soon.

What is your favorate method for gluing templates to the wood?

V/R….........John

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snowdog

808 posts in 879 days


posted 612 days ago

I have been wanting to by a scroll saw for years. My jig say and now band saw just have to work double duty :)

-- "so much to learn and so little time"..

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Mark D.

116 posts in 664 days


posted 601 days ago

My mom bought a Hegner scroll saw about ten years ago and used it once… it’s sitting in her garage in CA screaming for someone to make use of her… One of these days I’ll plan a rescue mission to bring her here to my shop and finally give her the use she deserves!

Browsing through your project pages i am impressed by the quality and originality of your designs. They remind me a bit of a booth I saw one year at the ‘Harvest Festival’ craft fair in CA… Keep up the great work!

-- Looking for free wood working plans? Visit us at www.AwlFreePlans.com

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Allison

652 posts in 695 days


posted 601 days ago

Your mother has a Hegner and only used it once?????That’s one of the finest. Man I would LOVE just to use one once!!! WOW you need to go and get it.

-- Allison, Northeastern Ca. Remember, Amateurs built the Ark. Professionals built the Titanic!

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Scott Bryan

20707 posts in 718 days


posted 597 days ago

Hi Allison,

How about posting some pictures of your shop? You do such beautiful work I would love a visual tour of your shop.

-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.

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