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Great job on all of them Gordie. Thanks for sharing them with us. DW
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Very nicely done Gator. Thanks for sharing these with us. DW
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Nice Kevin. It is always a good thing to start the day with a smile DW
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Second piece of intersecting word art with new saw
DWSUDEKUM replied to Smudger's topic in Bragging Rights
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I have both the harbor freight and an older Dewalt 733 Type 1. While the Harbor Freight planer will generally do the job if you push it it will break. For light use it will do the job. The blades are so - so for replacing however for light use it will do for those on a budget. The Dewalt 733 is an older version of the current Dewalt 734 and is a workhorse. Be aware that it will cost to keep the blades sharp and up to spec. Both planers will be accurate and will take some getting used to. Both can cause snipe and it can be controlled. My main issue is the chip collection. I work with my planer in my garage so I need to keep it relatively chip free. DW
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You are a lucky man my friend to have a loving wife that would do that. I foree great things coming from your shop in the days to come DW
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Excellently done Paul. That is going to be well liked I am sure. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW
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Great idea and execution. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW
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Only a mistake if you tell folks about it Kevin Looks good. Thanks for sharing them with us. DW
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Very very nicely done. Thanks for sharing these birds with us. DW
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Great job Kevin. Need to watch the dust from the formica though it will release ( potentially ) formaldehyde. Just a safety tip from one friend to another. Looks like the Ankh business is booming DW
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I made this bowl from a glue up that I made using leftover pieces in my shop. Pine, Purple Heart and Baltic Birch Ply. The bowl is 10" x 8" x 3". It was sealed with Tung Oil and then top coated with semi gloss lacquer. The pattern was made from this website - http://www.scrollmania.com/polydraw.html DW
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Ike that is a nice haul. There is a lot you can make from wood that old and size. Glue a couple of sections together to make a board 9 inches wide plane it smooth and make a bowl or cut 5 sections and make a small chest of drawers. The possibilities are endless. DW
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Ducky sorry to hear that you are under the weather. Drink plenty of fluids. They say getting mega doses of vit.C in you helps as well. Get well my friend. DW
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Jim I love them all but I really love that horse. Great job. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW
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Very nicely done Gator. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW
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Very nicely done Terry. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW
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Very nice! I like that little color pop coloring the apple does for the cutting. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW
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Excellent Gator. I know a young lady that would love that, she owns ( or will ) a stable and is horse crazy . Thanks for sharing this and giving me an idea for a Christmas gift. DW
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Awesome cutting Mike. That certainly would look great on the wall. How are you going to frame it? DW
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Very nicely done Danny. That could be a club sign Love it. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW
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Very nicely done. Thanks for sharing these with us. DW
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I routinely seal my works with a hardening oil like Tung Oil. Once that has been applied the wood grain is sealed and the marker will not bleed, UNLESS you put your mark on and then apply shellac over top. The reason being is shellac uses denatured alcohol as a solvent which coincidentally so does a sharpie so whala... instant bleeding of the once crisp makers mark that you just put on.. By the way rubbing alcohol will also take off marker. So I do one of two things I seal my wood with tung oil put my makers mark on and then top coat it with lacquer OR seal with tung oil put the shellac on and THEN put my makers mark on it. DW
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Nicely done Gator. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW
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Very nicely done Mike. I agree with Kevin stack cutting them would do the trick. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW
