Lucky2
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Helmut, I love your tree, does it have any lights on it? Len
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Nice looking crosses Dan, and thanks for the info on where to find the pattern books. Len
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O K Dan, I may be the dumb one, but, I gotta ask, just what profession are you talking about? I love the cutting, and you choose a perfect font to use for it. Len
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Jerry, how much use has the saw seen? How old is the saw, does it still have a warranty? Are you mechanically inclined? What I mean, is can you take something apart and put it back together properly? Have you removed the side panel, to check out the connection points and bearings? And one last question, do you still own a owners manual? Len
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Jerry, you've been keeping yourself busy, these all look good. I cut the giraffe a while back, it was cut and used as an alphabet puzzle. My little niece used it a lot, she learned her alphabets using it. Len
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shaky ground but trying my best to keep photos coming
Lucky2 replied to amazingkevin's topic in Bragging Rights
Hang in there Kevin, it'll all work out in the end. Len -
Neat idea, and a cool sign. Len
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Nicely done Dan, it looks really nice. Len
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Very nice. Len
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I've only worked with alder wood a couple of times, I didn't find it hard to work with. Len
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My take on Steve Good's three layer ornament
Lucky2 replied to Rolf's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Nicely done Rolf. Len -
Git-r-done Kevin, that's got to be your new motto. I have faith that you will succeed. Len
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Nicely done Gonzo, I'll have to look into getting a copy of the magazine. Len
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Looks nice Jerry, momma may have been home, but you still accomplished a lot. Len
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Helmut, another outstanding cutting, it's amazing how good these types of cuttings look. I wonder, is there any way you could add some forest animals to it, or, even a small cabin in the woods? Thanks for sharing this masterpiece with us, it's beautiful. Len
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Nicely done Jeff, I like your choice of wood to place it on. Len
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Welcome back Gator, it's great that your back to cutting. These crosses look great, how many of them is there? I tried to count them, but, the way they're stacked makes doing that impossible. Len
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Nice looking puzzles Iggy, hopefully, they'll be good sellers for you. Len
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Nicely done Barb, it does look delicate and like it would be a tricky cut to make. Len
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Sure it's a bit fuzzy John, but it still looks nice. Len
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Dick, you did an amazing job bringing this together. It's a dandy bit of scrolling, and a perfect selection of woods. Please tell Theresa to not to forget to take some pictures of the sale, we like seeing different set-ups. Len
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Nicely done Kevin. Len
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You shouldn't be using any kind of lubricant, to get the sleeve over the drum. It might help to get the sleeve on the drum, but, there's just as much of a chance it will make removing the sleeve impossible. If it was mine, I would sand the drum just a bit. Try heating the sleeve and freezing the drum, that might make a big enough difference for it to work. Len
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NO!
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Yes, I never thought of contact cement, but it would work well also. Len
