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video How to Make a Prehistoric Wood Toy on a Scroll Saw
Step by step demonstration showing how to make a wood toy Andrewsarchus out of walnut using a scroll saw. The pattern for the Andrewsarchus is from the book Scroll Saw Patterns for Toy Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Creatures by John and Cynthia Lewman. It is available for purchase on their website at www.toymakerpress.com.
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Feb 21, 2012. 7:08 AMNatusa
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Dec 27, 2011. 10:15 PMAdvokit
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This is really neat, i think I'll make one for my son. One comment however, there is no such thing as "pre-history".
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Jan 19, 2012. 8:35 AM
The Green Gentleman
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The Green Gentleman
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huh?
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Jul 20, 2011. 11:55 PMskimmo
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can you stick it on with a glue stick?
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Jul 21, 2011. 7:25 AMskbmo (author)
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Glue sticks will hold the pattern fine during cutting, but it can be a bit difficult to remove the pattern afterward, especially if you leave it on for longer than an hour or so. You may need to use mineral spirits or sand off the residue. Many scrollers use a spray adhesive, but I find that really messy to apply and the longer the pattern stays on the wood, the more difficult it is to remove. Another alternative is sticker paper designed for computer printers. Some people put clear packing tape over the wood first, and then apply the pattern to make it easier to remove.
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Jul 7, 2011. 11:47 AMRainbow_Misteor
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wow this is great can't wait to make one
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