Clayton717
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excellent job. well done Dan.
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great cutting. well done Keith
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looks great, well done. thanks for sharing.
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It's 11" x 23"
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Thanks for the comments, this was a fun project
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excellent job.
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excellent cutting. I can see why it took a while.
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looks great, thanks for sharing
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Hi Kiva, welcome to the village. if you have questions just ask. lots of great people here always willing to help.
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This is my latest intarsia. A Kokopelli. I made the pattern from a few different pictures I found on the internet. the diamonds were a request from the customer. It's made from - alder, canary wood, honey locus, walnut. sycamore, yellowheart, and wenge.
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excellent cutting. thanks for sharing.
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there are some great old post for sure. You could spend hours going through them.
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I'm with Marge, part of the dust.
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looks great. I'm sure they will love them.
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Chat tonight at 9 pm eastern. I won't be able to make it this week. my woodworkers guild meeting is tonight. I don't think I will make it home in time, so you at chat next week.
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nice job. thanks for showing us.
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nice cutting. She will love it.
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very cool, looks great. I really like it, I spent 9 years in the Army National Guard
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excellent work. I like your choices of wood
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nice looking setup. glad to hear you did well.
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I agree with all, thanks Travis
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Congrats on he new saw. The first thing I did when I bought a new saw was to get rid of the hold down foot. It just gets in the way. hold small pieces very carefully. I rarely adjust speed when I'm cutting, I set it where I'm comfortable with it, I will slow it down a little if cutting thin wood and delicate cuts. I don't normally lubricate the blade, I change them often when it seems to be getting dull. the blades are designed to cut one way, they will cut upside down but not like they should(don't ask how I know). The main body of teeth should point down. smoke is not normal the blade is getting hot and burning the wood, unless your saw itself is smoking. good job on your first cut.
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yes Kevin CA glue is what I use on my pens, not that brand but ca glue
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great job. thanks for sharing
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excellent cutting. happy happy happy
