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Way to go Dan, it's gorgeous. Len
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It's a great collaboration between the two of you guys Kevin, whoever ends up with it will flip. Len
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Great choice of woods Dave, this looks fantastic. Len
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Nicely done Kurt, it looks great. I think you could get away with using shorter chains, how long are the ones you used? Len
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Kris, what a perfect match, the cutting is amazing, and the frame you chose for it is perfect also. Len
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Beautiful, it's one of the best pieces of intarsia that I've seen. Len
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Yes Kevin, you should be proud of this one, it's outstanding! Len
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Very nice! Len
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I agree with Katie (MrsN), everything takes getting used to, and practice is how to get used to using the saw. Len
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So you're pleased with the new saw, will you be keeping this one? A solution for the little pieces catching, is to tape a playing card over the holes. I know that is what other people have done, my EX doesn't have all those holes. Len
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Wow Alexey, it's a masterpiece, your friends will cherish it. Len
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Wow Vern, what an amazing piece, the piece of wood you used was perfect for this pattern. I've looked at this pattern many times, I just wasn't insane enough to try cutting it. Len
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Mike, your friends are very lucky people,they will cherish these as they do the friendship you share. Len
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Tony, what an amazing piece,your friend should be pleased with the outcome. Len
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Alexey, you work looks fantastic, thanks for sharing it with us. Len
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Is it a sawmill you will be going to, or is it a plywood mill? There is a difference, sawmills cut lumber and plywood mills make plywood. If it is a plywood mill, are you sure they lay-up 1/8" plywood. The one I worked at didn't, they just couldn't turn the stock thin enough to go through the dryer. Len
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I don't use spiral blades,but, I do stack cut. I use the FDUR blades, and I usually use a #3-#5 blade. Most of the time when I stack-cut, I usually cut five layers of 1/8" of baltic birch. Lenp0
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John, if you're making the ferriswheel to carry cupcakes, it will be fairly large in size won't it? Have you ever seen one like your thinking of making, how large was it? Len
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To early for hummers around here Dave, your cutting looks great. Len
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Nice looking piece Tony. Len
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Beautiful Dave, they should be impressed when they get this. Len
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Very nice. Len
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Great looking cutting, I hope you got the smell out of the wood. Len
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Nicely done, they look great. Len
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Well Richard, from looking at these two fantastic pieces, I'd say that you conquered the spiral blades. Len
