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  1. Lucky2
    I love it DW, it looks to be an easy project. Len
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    Nicely done Dick, can't tell that your not familiar with spiral blades with a finished project such as this. Len
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    Wow Paul, what an amazing piece, do you know if this pattern is going to be made available to purchase anywhere? Len
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    Thanks Jesse, it's a great pattern. Len
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    Yikesssss, on the cutting, yes to answer your question. Len
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    Dave, they don't get much better than this one, you did a fantastic job. Len
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    Man-o-man that's one nice looking piece, you did a fantastic job on this one. Len
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    Old Car

    Lucky2 replied to Dan's topic in Bragging Rights

    Dan, that's a sharp looking little car, do you think it's sturdy enough for kids to play with? Or, would this be more for being put on display? Len
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    Nicely done. Len
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    Two great looking cuttings Dan, but, I do think the frame you used for the Samurai one is just a bit to small. Len
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    Way to go Jim, lots of people use their Dremel type tools with the plunge router set-up for scroll work. Len
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    Kevin, if it's good teak, there should be a market out there for it. There's lots of people who would love to get this wood, it's valuable. Len
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    Thanks for the link Dan/Larry, I may have to give this a try. Len
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    Nicely done, that should come in handy. Len
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    Nice going Monti, what do you use to soften the edges on the puzzle? I use mini detail files, they give me a nice smooth edge. It's to bad you had trouble with the bowl, it looks nice I can imagine the problems you had trying to glue it back together. Thanks for sharing it with us. Len
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    Nice combination Steve, it looks great. Len
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    Jim, I scroll in my basement workshop, it is a room that is 12'x14' but it doesn't have a door on it. As far as the dust goes, we've not noticed that it makes a difference in our home. The only cutting I do in my basement, is scroll saw cutting. I do use a random orbital sander a fair amount, when using it I have a dust collector to use. I just don't use the dust collector when scrolling, I find it makes to much noise. I do use a box fan with a furnace filter attached to it to collect dust, plus I wear a Trend air shield to protect my lungs. But, as I stated, dust is not a problem in our house. There is an air ventilation system that is always operating, that may be what helps with the dust, but I doubt it. The filter is never dirty, I check it twice a year. Len
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    Geez Larry, you went back a long ways to bring this subject back to the forefront. I read it all thinking it was an up to date conversation, to my dismay, it wasn't. Are there no newer topics that interested you, rather than rehashing 17 month old subject. Not complaining, just asking. Len
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    Monti, how large is this item, what size is it in inches or cm? Need to know that, before placing a what it is name on it. After all, size does matter. Len
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    Jay, those are very nice looking ornaments, I downsize the ones I cut about the same amount as you do. I find that if I cut them the size they're presented, makes them to large for the tree. Len
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    Nicely done. Len
  22. Lucky2
    Cute necklace Marg, with the metal being so thin, it must be easy to bend. Len
  23. Lucky2
    Dick, thanks for posting this, it was interesting to watch. Len
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    Nicely done Dick, there looks to be a couple of hold your breath moments. It should look amazing when finished. Len
  25. Lucky2
    Wow super nice cutting Kris, my neighbor would love to own this. He owns a Mach1, he ought it new in the seventies. Len
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