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not good, sorry to hear about you losing your job with the bad economy jobs are hard to find right now. i hope everything turns out ok for you and your family wishing you the best of luck

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I've been playing around over the weekend when i had a few spare minutes using google sketchup i downloaded it last weekend and played around with a bit but being a winblows program only i've been running in wine so it does lack abit but over all its seems like a really great program for designing heres is a shot of a table saw and fence design i'd like to build this summer thou work has got in the way of almost all of my shoptime [attachment=0]TableSawFrame&Fence.png[/attachment]

nice job i love those type of cuttings

good question Christina mine would have to be my lathe but i like my routers too thou no it my lathe its my fav as well most used

my self i'd go with Home, Forums, Wiki, Scroll Saw Goodies, Patterns Lib.,User Gallery, Store sorted by info then entertainment then purchase when i'm navigating thru the site thats how i tend to use them

great looking piece Linda

those are cute lol what a wonderful job you did Deb

this one turned out great too! great job, deb!

another one that turned out great! i need to make a couple of these for my mom. she would really love them!

Oh! that turned out really great great job Deb

Happy Birthday!!! Buddy so tell use whats your plans?

wow great job William those turned out great my daughter would like those as well!

Great job on the Pattern and cutting it too

i did a quick search on it cuz i've never heard the name either looks like a cheap Taiwanese saw IMO i wouldnt trust it but i've never had any contact with there tools and also didnt find much for reviews, nothing on the scroll saw as far as the deltas go i think there good company just not a company scroll saws JMO i'm pretty baised now after owning the dewalt saw thou

Hey Travis nicely done on the 1st gimp tut! anyone ever tell ya, you have one of those sales pitch voices only laid back more! easy listening IMO!

this was a good viewing thanks for sharing it Travis for the life of me in that first vid when they cut the log off the stump, why did he leave 2 foot of log on it?

Nice pieces mrsaw really like the hands was that done in Walnut and Holly or are the hands done in Aspen

i'll see if i can get to work on here thru VM-ware i have an old copy somewhere

monday morning we start planting trees we have over 500 to hand plant i think i'm going to cheat use the tractor and the subsoiler then hand the kids a tree and a hoe lol shipping seems to be getting out of hand IMO

reason i dont use grease on any wood working machines is because of the wood dust ! always seems to get caked on real bad .

The whole world is just falling apart? what a rough week its been! its rained here almost all week so we havent been able to get into the gardens. been trying to build my kids and there cousins a playset/house/thing-a-ma-bob got the post in the ground! but thats all. been to wet out for my taste so thought well i've been wanting to make myself a drawknife. dug out a piece of steel cut it to size started forming the blade and the bearing goes out of my angle grinder! ok tear it apart watch as all the little bits of bearing in the head fly everywhere as i open it up to see the damage! sweet found the bearing covers! dang the numbers are ground off! got the calipers out hmmm needs a 22mm bearing(cuss the rest of the world for not using the imperial system dang chinese anyway) found the bearing online for $0.59 shipping is $7 Damn!!!!!! what a rip off go ahead and hit the purchase button might be here next week! Jeez for 7 bucks you'd think they would overnight the bearing left the house this morning to head up to plane some boards Jeez! more rain! waited till mid day to start planing grabbed the old trusty(yea right) B & D electric Hand plane started planing the the boards edges. whats wrong with this thing its hardly turning! managed to strip the belt guess it time for a new one go in look it up online mind you this is a small belt maybe 4" long oh found one 7 bucks a piece guess what the shipping was yup! 7 bucks Jeez ordered 2 new belts dang going to have to get a second job so i can buy the parts for all the tools i have been breaking. ok theres more then one way to skin a cat. set up the delta 12" planer started running the boards thru! sounds funny sounds like a bearing start checking them out found the culprit bearing on the out feed rollers no big deal put it back together finished planning then went in to look it up with my bearing # in hand find that they discontuined the bearing . found the replacement Jeez!!!!!! $27 bearing and dang it they want 7 bucks to ship it to me i didnt order this part too dang much for a bearing i need to find someplace closer tired of the shipping charges just been a bad week Glad its over!!! limit on smiles! 20 per post

i use to use 3-in-ONE oil for electric motors found it at lowes http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=95565-357-10045&lpage=none

looks great in all 3 of my web browsers Firefox V. 2.0.0.19 Konqueror V. 3.5.10-2 (the last KDE 3.5 release) and Midori 0.0.18 midori is a light weight, and very early in its development cycle most sites dont work with it notice its at version 0.0.18 so its still beta not even an official release yet Note: all my stuff is way out of date i dont like KDE 4.X and Gnome 2.X is not any better i've tried using other window mangers but always find myself going back to KDE 3.5.X versions. looking up Midoris current status its now up to version 0.1.6 and firefox is up past 3.0 version Konqueror in KDE 4.X versions is a POS they replaced the file browser function with a new program called dolphin and it plain sucks and crashes alot KDE should of never droped its version 3.5.X code for the new code base (IMO) alot had to do with the tool kit thou so i understand but i'm going to stick out with 3.5 till i find something i like better sorry for the rant

dang them do sound pretty involved. but well worth the effort dont forget the pictures