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    I too have an extensive collection of Creative Woodworks and Crafts with a few as far back as the late 90's. I have thought about getting rid of them but then I think I might want to cut something out of one of them. I do sit down and go through some and pick out some patterns that I overlooked before. Rick
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    Here is a BBQ plaque that I cut from 1/2" maple. The designer is Keith Fenton from Sheila Landry Designs.
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    I have been a bottom feeder ever since I started scrolling with a Craftsman 16"saw that I didn't keep very long. I upgraded to the DeWalt 788(type one) around 1994 then just recently I made the move to the EX 21 and still bottom feed. Rick
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    You did a great job on the cutting. Thanks for sharing. Rick
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    An update from my 2013 posting. Late last year I retired the DeWalt 788(type 1) and added the Ex 21. The Ex 21 should last me until I cut my final pattern and I still have the 788 for back up. Rick
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    Welcome to the Village Mike. There are a bunch of great people here to help and support you. Rick
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    I use FD Ultra Reverse #3 and #5 for the majority of my work. Rick
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    Nice job on the sleds. Rick
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    Glad to hear you are doing good. I had my knee replaced 5 years ago and with a lot of hard work at pt and at home, I was back to work after just 1 month. The surgery was the best thing that I had done. Rick
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    Gordie, The stand was used to take the picture for my website. There are 2 saw tooth hangers on the back. Rick
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    Kevin, the brass nails are for looks only. The two boards are actually glued together. Rick
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    Thanks Kevin. I really appreciate that. Rick
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    Ralph, I got the pattern from Sheila Landry Designs. It was designed by her partner Keith Fenton. You can reach Sheila at www.sheilalandrydesigns.com. I am also a retired volunteer firefighter from central New York State. Rick
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    The stand was designed by Sheila Landry and is real easy to use. The 2 sides just slide together. Rick
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    These 2 plaques were also designed by Keith Fenton as a custom design. They were cut the same as the Firefighter one minus the vinyl.
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    This plaque was designed by Keith Fenton. The lettering is cut from 1/8" maple and the backer board is 1/2" stained pine. I inserted a piece of red sign vinyl behind the top board.
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    Great job on both of the plaques. Rick
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    I have been using 1/8" maple that I stack 3 at a time. Then I mount 1 onto a 1/2" piece of pine that I stained Early American. Sometimes I will put a piece of colored vinyl behind the maple for a different look. Rick
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    Welcome from CNY state. Rick
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    Hi Craig, Welcome to the Village from central New York. Rick
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    Sorry to hear you had a dust up with your bandsaw! I spent 35 years working in a factory that was noted for chopping off fingers and thumbs. I got out of there with all of my digits and make sure I do the same in my shop. Rick
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    Here is my page for The Scoller and Toler: https://www.facebook.com/pages/wwwthescrollerandtolercom/45549614725 Rick
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    Nice job on your projects Fay. I really like the woodpecker. Congrats on your 788, I have had mine since the late 90's and haven't had any issues with it. I use a foot switch on it and added a Jim Dandy life and life is good. Rick
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    Thanks for sharing Travis. I will be watching those video's for sure. Rick
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    I use the Jim Dandy lift and I love it. No more chasing the block of wood that I knocked off of the table. Rick
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