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Welcome to the Village Deborah! glad to see you here
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Well guys here it is with out a finish! i started to frame it but found it was way to "busy" looking. what do you think?
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nicely done Grumpy
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Welcome to the Village Rich glad to see you here .
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welcome to the village bonacker! pull up a stump and share in our adventurer's with us
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i'm going to use a piece of spalted curly maple stock, what do you guys suggest i use for the frame? something dark? wish i had time to allow some of my mulberry to age in the sun. im going to try and get this shipped out 2morrow if i can! mulberry when freshly cut is a bright yellow but as it ages it turns from yellow to reddish brown to reddish brown gray. i should take some pics of the 3 stages i have in turning stock.
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i think i'm going to do it, trying to get the finial details worked out on the project
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congrats on your new saw i'm sure you will get a feel for it
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yup thats the way it here as well. turn around too long and its gone! damn tools seem to sprout legs and walk off
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Hi Grumpy Welcome to the Village . Theres a lot great folk here
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i thought about getting a laser awhile back but couldnt justify the price they do do some awesome work i had some laser etched alum biz cards when i was running my roofing biz a few years back caught alot of biz from them oh yeah welcome to forums Brian
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Hi Bill welcome to village. i would also love to see some pics
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welcome to the village ripcat glad to see you here cant wait to see some pics
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Hi Greggory Welcome! there is a lot great stuff here along with a lot of talent running around here too
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howdy Hugh, Welcome to the village pull up a chair and share we like pics lots of pics lol
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Hi Orlando Welcome to the village this is a great place with a lot great folks feel free to make a Gallery and show us some of your work here's a tutorial for the gallery Here. Happy Scrolling
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i've run into the same issue from blades i bought acouple years ago off the closeout racks at woodcraft in des moines they last for just a few minutes spirals are just prone to that i believe but with manufacturing processes moving out of the US is something i think also plays a big part into quality as well
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hi grimesy RL is short for Real Life
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hi grumpy welcome to the forums you made great choice saws i love my dewalt saw
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hey guys and welcome to forum i havent been on the forums much lately but its good to be back been really busy trying to stay up with RL anyway i took the time to do a quick search for the basics in the uk area Pinned blades Pinless blades wow you guys are kinda short on suppliers over there making blades expensive source for ply of all kinds Here Edens another source for hardwoods softwoods and ply Here Latham timber ltd Online retailer Online timber sales UK for other basic tools i like to have on hand is a bit of furniture grade wax, a 6" random orbital sander(ROS for short), assortment of 6" sanding disks from 32 to 600 grits, assortment of sanding mops, spray adhesive i get mine at walmart, elmers brand,contact paper works really good for applying patterns to, a small set of needle files, a small pick comes in handy to remove smaller pieces from your project
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I would have to agree with Travis #3 and #5 are what I use most.
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leds are pretty easy to wire up. main thing you need to be aware of is the amps and small resister will take care of that. you could get the leds off of ebay just watch out for the buyers from tiawan or hong kong there pretty cheap i bought 100 blue leds(8000 lumens) for around 10 bucks with shipping
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I'm like Tazman take it down to 1/4", but i've planed down to 1/8" thou. was not very good quality lumber either
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great job Vector that would look really cool as an Intarsia project
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nice job i love those type of cuttings
