Lucky2
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Looks good Randy, I do see what your saying about using a smaller sized drill though. Len
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I used to carry liability insurance when I was into selling my work, it didn't cost much at the time. Some places require it, other places cover you with their insurance. Len
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Dave, that's a good looking set-up. Are the tables yours, or, were they supplied? Len
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Nicely done Marg, that's some delicate cutting. Len
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Wow Jerry, this is an outstanding cutting, you did well. Len
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Dave, it's easy to see why they would be such good sellers, they all look great. Len
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I do the exact opposite, I have to leave my pattern to dry for 10-15 seconds before applying the pattern to the wood. I've never had an issue with the pattern lifting while cutting, maybe you weren't using enough of it. I buy mine at Wal-Mart, the last can that I bought I paid $5.77 for it. I usually buy what's on the shelf, they only keep six cans of it on display. I've tried the 3M 77, and I didn't like how hard the pattern stuck to the wood. Len
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I doubt that it can, you can't do a lot of upgrades to these old saws. Len
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Good luck with it Tony, it should be a nice working saw. I just did a vibration test on my EX21, both coins stayed standing even at top speed. Len
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Dave, I don't own a Dewalt, but I think you should check the linkage from one end to the other. Len
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Outstanding cutting. Len
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Forced to cut with little blades for money
Lucky2 replied to amazingkevin's topic in Bragging Rights
Hang in there Kevin, things are bound to get better. Len -
Very nice Kip, what's it like to cut tagua nuts? How fragile are the slices, and what type of blade do you use to cut them with? Len
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It's a keeper Denny, I love how it looks. Len
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Nicely done Kevin, did you use a real dollar or one printed off of your computer? Len
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Very nice. Len
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TerryLee, your work is impeccable. At $150.00 whoever buys it, is still getting a deal. I like both eagle pieces that you've put together here, but, I love that little dog piece, it's beautiful! Len
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Hopefully, he'll buy both of them, and still tip you. Len
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All mechanics please report to the motor pool please. Thank you.
Lucky2 replied to bronx's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Cliff, be careful with whatever you use for a heat source, you don't don't want to misshape things. Use just enough heat to allow you to pull the first section of the air tube off, don't use enough heat to melt the plastic. Len -
Nicely done Kip, they should be easy sellers. I've been thinking of buying a few of those nuts, I want them for decorating my turned pens with. Len
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Looking good Edward, have you ever tried painting the cages silver color to look more like metal? Len
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Very nice, the painted horse looks great, and the birdfeeder is outstanding. Do you make these to sell, or, are they for self use? Len
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You have a great selection to pick from, and all of your work looks fantastic. There's no wonder that you did as well as you did, everything is top shelf material. I think that you could have done better, if you would lower your prices a bit. I don't know anything about the area you sell in, but, around here I would never be able to charge as much as your asking. And I'm not considered to be cheap, I price my items at what I figure the market will bear. For example, that candle holder that you have priced at $30.00, would sell for $10.00 around here. And the key hanger, that would be worth about $7.00, do others price their work the same as you? More power to you if you can demand those prices, it's gotta be nice. Len
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I use FD blades, and I leave them in the plastic bags they come in. There's no confusion on what type or size that they are, because of the label that comes with them. Len
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It could be either, blue stained pine, or, stained and spalded poplar. What does it smell like before being stained or painted? Len
