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  1. Lucky2
    Jim, when I'm cutting words and letters, I find it helps if you slow down. Don't try to cut at the same pace as you normally do, slow down! Len
  2. Lucky2
    Jim, thanks for the heads up. Len
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    Gordie, do you own any drift pins? If you do, that can be used to help remove the clamp pin. Or, you could find a nail the same size as the roller pin. If you use the nail cut the pointed tip off, that way the nail won't mushroom the end of the roller pin. If you want to try using the nail, you could drill a hole just a bit larger than the roller pin in a piece of wood for the opposing side. Take the block of wood, and hold it tight up against one side of the clamp over the roller pin. Then on the opposite side, use the nail and hammer the roller pin into the hole in the block of wood. You might need another person to give you a hand doing this. If you do it right it will work, I've done this in the past. Len
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    Nicely done Jerry, it looks great. Len
  5. Lucky2
    Nicely done. Len
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    Super! Len
  7. Lucky2
    Outstanding! Len
  8. Lucky2
    Very nice. Len
  9. Lucky2
    Nice! Len
  10. Lucky2
    Classy. Len
  11. Lucky2
    Mesmerizing. Len
  12. Lucky2
    Nicely done Becky. Len
  13. Lucky2
    Nice looking sign Becky, it's a great combination of skills. Len
  14. Lucky2
    Cool cuts. Len
  15. Lucky2
    Nicely done Denny, were you able to stack cut the 4" ones? Len
  16. Lucky2
    Denny, that is a very impressive cutting, it's definitely one to be proud of. Len
  17. Lucky2
    Wow Larry, that's a beautiful piece, the pattern you came up with is impressive. Len
  18. Lucky2
    Looks nice Dan, I would prefer to have the top of the cooler at the same level as the armrests. I know why it's not, but, I would try hard to find a way to. Len
  19. Lucky2
    Wow, what a save Dave, it's not often that a save looks better than the original. Len
  20. Lucky2
    Nicely done Mike, how thick was the stock you used? Len
  21. Lucky2
    Too cute Monti, they look great. Len
  22. Lucky2
    Clayton, they look fantastic, your daughters friend will appreciate having them. Len
  23. Lucky2
    Don't worry about it Clayton, who wouldn't rather be in the shop, then on the comp? Len
  24. Lucky2
    I've been told that by mixing blo with mineral spirits and poly or varnish, you end up with a wop mixture. It's pretty much the same mixture, that you would buy as premixed wop. Len
  25. Lucky2
    Nicely done Dave, it's a cut to be proud of. Len
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