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  1. Lucky2
    One down, only 99 more to go, hang in there Kevin. Len
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    Way to go Iggy, hopefully you keep doing well there. Len
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    Sheila, thanks for the tip, when I need a zero clearance backer I use a playing card. On my previous saw, I had a plexi-glass backer that I used. Len
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    Enjoy your search. Len
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    Paul, that's too cool. Len
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    Terrylee, all three pieces look great, your a master at bringing these together. They look like they would be enjoyable to do, all except for the base on the deer cutting. There's just to many small pieces, I would be forever picking them up. Len
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    Nicely done Dan, you did a great job cutting all of those letters. Len
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    Handy Tips

    Lucky2 commented on Travis's article in Articles

    Travis, thanks for the tips. Len
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    Larry, I've never heard of it in a spray can form, the only type that I'm aware of, is the wipe on type. Len
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    Nicely done Roly, the S doesn't look bad, I don't think many people will notice it. Len
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    Wowsa Rick, that's a stunner. The only issue I have with it, is that there's not enough pictures of it. Len
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    Ha ha, good one Dave. Len
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    Too cute. Len
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    Nicely done Todd, that's a pretty popular Newfie name. Len
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    Danny, Dremel tools have they're place in the workshop, but, I don't think they should be relied on to be an all purpose router. I own one, and I use it on a regular basis, but, I only use it on thin stock. It is easy to ruin a router bit with these tools, they only have a 1/8" shank. If your looking for a router that will do most jobs, I would recommend the Dewalt 611 series. Len
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    Kevin, what size hole did you drill, maybe you could make custom perches? I know it would be more work, but, it would help finish them up. Len
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    Nicely done Denny, they all look fantastic. They are good sellers, and people don't only use them for Christmas decorations. I have a customer who has one hanging on each of her window blinds. Len
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    Bobby, with results like these, I'd be tempted to do more stirring up the sawdust. Len
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    Nicely done Don, I like it. Len
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    Outstanding, and very unique. Len
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    Edward, any skiptooth blade should work fine, two-way cut blades work well for this type of cutting also. Try a few different types of blades, you'll soon settle on the one that works best for you. Len
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    John, that's heartbreaking news, I feel so sorry for you and your family. I know to well what your going through, I went through the same thing a few months ago with my little guy. Give him lots of love while you still can, your going to miss him like crazy. Take care. Len
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    Kevin, your a machine, you gotta be to get this many cut in such a short amount of time. You don't need to buy dowel stock for the perches, all you need is a box of round toothpicks. I've found that using them is better then using dowels, they'e better suited size wise for the little birds. Len
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    Josh, it's a great looking cutting, I can't imagine your brother not liking it. Len
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    a few more

    Lucky2 replied to penquin's topic in Bragging Rights

    Jim, when your posting pics like these that look so good, you never need to apoligize for being long winded. I found your explanation on each of them, to be very interesting. Len
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