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  1. koehler788
    Very Nice !! I also have done a Stevie cutting
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    OK. - I'm calling overlay a scrolled layer that is attached to a backer board or a Second layer. Steve Goode has several patterns that are this way. Now - before cutting anything, Attach some double sided adhesive to the back side of the piece to be cut. (before cutiing ) I would assume that the waxy release paper would act as a lubricant while cutting just like packing tape. After all the cutting and drilling is done, remove the release paper and apply it to the backer. No Messy Glue Squeeze Out
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    Used oak scrap, got lucky with stack cut. 1/8 in thick each
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    My profile avitar wasn't the first one, I was 99.9% done when the saw chattered and the piece blew up.
  5. koehler788
    REST IN PEACE time and effort
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    Just wanted to see how small I could cut.
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    I was just looking through a bunch of patterns with overlays, and was thinking how hard it would be to "Cleanly" glue them to the base. I may be wrong, ( I can't recall seeing or hearing of this ), Why not attach a quality double sided tape to it before you cut and then several coats of your choice of sealer? Just thinking
  8. koehler788
    Portrait 2 Key Chains Desk Plaque Wall Hanging ( Live, Laugh, Love ) Necklace
  9. koehler788
    Thanks all! mike has a good reputation and I will continue with that
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    I was wondering if Mike still sold Flying Dutchman blades. If not where is the best place to order gross quantities of blades, and the small 75 and larger bits? I was just out taking an inventory of my supplies and noticed i have very few of my 2/0 blades left. Also, I kind of know how to use spiral blades, but what is the best and can they be used for everyday day cutting? I like a whole lot of detail in most of my work and will spiral do that fine of work? Thanks for letting me be a pain in the you know what
  11. koehler788
    My thoughts on that would be the way you "SELL" your product. For example, I always market it as one of a kind and heirloom quality, I tell my customers that no two are the same and it is also a good conversation piece. Sometimes that works sometimes not.
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    I use a Jewelers Visor and i love it ! I inherited all of my scroll equipment and it came with a visor, two extra sets of snap on lenses ( 3x - 5x ). it is soo handy to have and if I nee it for drilling, it is right there on my head. My DeWalt has the light on the side and I also have three flourescent lights with four bulbs each. PLENTY OF LIGHT.
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    Very nice, is there a pattern?
  14. koehler788
    Here they are, Painted
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    I am not sure of the size, The font is Boyz R Gross and I just enlarged until I thought it was big enough. Cut out of scrap 1x poplar. Have already delivered it to customer, will post finished later on.
  16. koehler788
    Counting my patterns - THERE ARE FEWER STARS IN THE SKY. countless key chains word art for friend eagle portrait new colts logo for sons
  17. koehler788
    This is what my area looks like after just one project ( refer to earlier post ) ...LOL
  18. koehler788
    These are the first cuttings after two years away from the saw. They still need painted and assembled. The names are hung from the butterflies by way of ribbon and small eyelet.
  19. koehler788
    any spray like 3Msuper 77 it is removable after a short time or if it is hard to remove, use mineral spirits and loosen.krylon makes an easy tack but i am having trouble finding it
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    This is a very popular pattern, I have cut it myself with the frame left intact, I have it somewhere - I will look for it and post it for you all. MEANWHILE - here is my cutting
  21. koehler788
    Nice Work! Is the pattern availiable?
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    Hello Mark! My name is Paul and I couldn't agree more about handcrafted quality. CNC is not an art!!!! All that is done is pushing some buttons and letting a machine do the work, while drinking some coffee then saying "Look What I Made" Yeah Right We put a lot of time in to our work tto make it what it is No Two Pieces Alike Just Venting
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    It is only clean because I am at the mercy of the elements - my garage is not heated or air conditioned. my table was full of crap that was taken out to the garage, and had to be put away so that I could take the pics. Believe me,when I am cutting it looks like a tornado went across my desk.
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    Don, That is a good idea, Shipping Tape also acts as lubricant for the blade ( so I am Told )
  25. koehler788
    Bulldog, I listen to everything from Classical To Heavy Metal Dan, This is my work area
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