Lucky2
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Greg, with you being a rookie, I think you did a great job. Len
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Nicely done, all three pieces look nice. Len
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Kevin, I've never had any reason to run my saw at full speed, or even close to full speed. Well, I guess that was a lie, I did run it at full speed just to do the standing nickle test. There was a bit of vibration, but the nickle never feel over. Why do you run your saw at such a high speed, do you run your other saws at full speed? What do you cut, that you need such a high cutting rate? Len
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Toocute Dan. Len
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Another masterpiece Kris, I'd be to afraid to touch it. It has so many cuts in it, I would be scared that it might fall apart when picked up. Len
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Dan, the skates look nice, but what is Michael going to think of getting a skate with frills on the top? Len
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Nicely done Andrew, both pieces look fantastic. I have to laugh though, that blonde one in the second picture sure doesn't look to be very happy. Len
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Nicely done Jeff, it looks real nice. Keith did a nice job designing the pattern, he'll probably list it for sale with his other patterns. Len
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Pete, I agree you have been busy, and everything you've been busy with at the saw looks outstanding. Len
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Congrats on a successful day Edward, those credit card readers make quite a difference in the amount that people sell. Len
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Kevin, what I do when I load a blade, is I pay no attention where of how the blade sets in the top blade holder. I just put the blade in the slot and then tighten the screw, It works perfectly fine doing it this way. There's no over or undercutting done when I do this, my cuts all seem to be straight up and down. One of the last things I would do, is worry if my blade is centered in the blade clamp. To me, that's getting to be just a wee bit anal, IMO nothing about scrolling needs to be that exact. Len
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Yes you can use it Sam, and you should get a nice finish with it. Len
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Kevin, will your saw cut aluminum that thick, if so, then that's what to use. Len
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Good for you Edward, that's not a bad amount for two day total. Len
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Brian, is the name of your club named after a place, or is it because your group built canoes? Len
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Brian, they're kids, did you actually expect them to paint them? If you did, man have you ever got a lot to learn. Len
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Jerry, those plastic bag hooks are a smart idea, not all of the sawdust falls into it, but it's a big help. It does a descent job of catching what falls under the saw, now if we could come up with something to collect the dust from the top. Len
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Edward, good luck at the sale, the Grinch cutting looks great. Hopefully,it will sell for you, but one never knows just what will sell. Len
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Dan, those are very nice looking ornaments, you did a fantastic job. Len
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Yes she could, but that would be cheating. Len
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Karl, it looks great, did you stack cut the two sides? Len
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Hey, it's a Christmas present, you can't use it until Christmas day. Them's the rules. Len
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Looks great Monti, but the outhouse one looked fine also. Len
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lol That's good Monti, because your hubby wasn't wrong, it does remind me of an outhouse also. Sorry. Len
