Lucky2
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I've thought about making one of these for a while now, the only reason I haven't yet attempted it, is because of the sanding. Yours look fantastic,how many of these have you made? Len
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Nicely done Paul, it was a great coin to practice on. Len
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Dave, if acetone or thinner doesn't remove the glue, your just not giving it enough time to work right. It is not instantaneous, you have to give it time to work through the paper. If using acetone or thinner, it is best to watch the pattern paper. When the paper gets to be a bit translucent, lift the pattern off of the item. Then check to see if all of the glue lifted off with the pattern, or if the glue is still on the item. If the glue is still on the item, give it a final wipe with acetone/thinner to remove the remaining glue. Len
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Nicely done Jerry, the blue background looks nice. Len
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Nicely done Mike, should look fantastic when finished. Len
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Nicely done Marg, your grandson will love it. Len
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Nicely done Helmut, your granddaughter will love it. Len
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Nicely done Jerry, it should look fantastic when finished. Len
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Kemaldo, you have a great collection, thanks for sharing it with us. Len
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Nicely done Dick, I'm sure your granddaughter will love it. Len
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Holy smokes Paul, this is a very impressive cutting. I can only imagine how tired you are from cutting it, the problem with this type of cutting is the stress. Len
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Nicely done Dan,all four pieces look fantastic. Len
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Neat idea Jerry, one thing I don't like about your puzzle though, is the very small pieces on the bottom edge. Len
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Dan, that is the last thing you would want to do, engineers have a tendency of costing you more money and time. Len
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Nicely done Mike, I'm sure they'll love it. Len P.S. No pyrography work is needed.
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Dick, you did a fantastic job of cutting the written part, it's to bad that the center of the "a" broke. Len
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Great idea Dan, that should help having him spell his name in no time. Len
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Nicely done Dick, I really like the Jesus cutting. It looks to be a fairly easy cut to do, nice clean lines. Len
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Edward, nowadays most new better quality saws only take plain end blades. It's generally the cheaper saws that take pinned end blades, but, most of them now will take a plain end blade also. The quality of the saw, along with the quality of the blades will make a difference in the quality of your cutting. Plus, as others have mentioned, you need plain end blades to do fretwork and fine detail cuts. So yes, it's easier to load a pinned blade on your saw, but, if you only use pinned blades your missing out. Len
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Told you the speaking thingy would fly by, nothing to it right? Congrats on the new saw, it's something you'll enjoy owning for a long time. Len
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I've used both the EX and the Dewalt, I like the EX better than the Dewalt. They're both good saws, it's just a matter of preference. Plus, a few dollars extra for the EX. Len
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Found it! Len
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Randy, your blades sure do cut fine lines. Len
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Nice. Len
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Nicely done Monti, I like his patterns. Len
