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    Whirligigs

    Hello....I am new to this forum & will be retiring at the end of this year. Soooo I am looking for some Whirligig Ideas to work on. I am just starting my woodworking career & dont have a shop or a lot of tools......Yet!

    I did as quick search on this forum & found a couple from a few years ago. Does anyone have any suggestions on where to find patterns, the tools that I might need or tips on making them?

    Thanks for your help! RK

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    Sorry I don't have any ideas for whirligigs but welcome to the Creek Richard..

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    Libraries have wood working books.
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    Go to Amazon and search whirlygigs to find book titles.

    Then, go to your local library to borrow a copy.

    Please post pictures when you finish one!

    Bill

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    OK, I learned something today. Had no idea what a whirlygig was. Look fun!
    Thread on "How do I pickup/move XXX Saw?" http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?p=597898

    Compilation of "Which Band Saw to buy?" threads http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthre...028#post692028

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    Thanks for all the help! I'll be making some soon!

    RK

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    I saw a whirligig book into Woodcraft today.

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    You bring back some memories, whirligigs are great fun and easy to build. I have built a few over the years and they make great, fun projects. They also make great projects to include the kids and grandkids.

    Richard
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