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    Thanks! I was wondering for using it on my brushes and on my wood (taking off the glue gum)
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    "ACE IS THE PLACE" I was buying some glue at Ace Hardware and saw they had weld bond glue. Some one on the other post said they could not find it any were. I hope this helps
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    OK The wife says move my stuff out , LOL All my finished projects are scattered all over the house. I want to sell sell them when I have enough inventory. So me and the wife was talking and I suggested putting up selves in her sewing room to store them ( I got the look) LOL She said you don't want to get them all dusty SoI was thinking of big totes with lids. I did notice on some ones web site that they sold shrink wrap. So for you pros out there were and how do you store your finished projects?
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    No reason at all, I am very happy with it I just thought there might be something cheaper/ better. I saw the price they want for weld bond I will not be buying that any time soon.
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    Hello , I hope this question don't make me look stupid But what is the characteristics difference between Paint thinner and Mineral spirits? Thanks
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    Hello, I just ran out of glue ( titebond III ) and I was looking through the wood works & crafts mag and noticed Sloan's workshop sales Weld Bond glue is it good ? I was thinking of trying some of that Gorilla glue but I don't know any one who uses it . Should I stay with titebond? What glue do some of you guys and gals use ?
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    thanks that this is enough info thanks again
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    Hello All, I was reading the post about blades and about who likes to use certain blades and noticed a lot of people liked flying Dutchman. I thought I would order some from mikes workshop. BUT I had a problem Now I use Olsen Blades because they have a chart that tells which blades are good for each kind of wood and plastic ETC... So when I was looking at Fying Dutchman blades I would have to cross reference with the Olsen chart. Boy what a pain. Emailed Mike and he sent me to his blade choice site but I was looking for a chart. Has any one have a chart that they have made up. thanks for your help
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    thanks that's what I was looking for, Karl
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    Hello All, I have a Excalibur saw and looking for the storage tubes for the blades. I can't seem to find any one that sales them, any ways I remember that some body had a good Idea using pvc pipe and was wondering if any one remembers that post. Thanks
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    Snug up what bolt and nut ??? To fine the hole takes some practice I put a small mark at the front of my saw with a marker which helped and we all know it is stright down from the top of the blade ( yay right easier said then done )After the 1st cut is done I ussally look for it then move it accordinally to get the blade in David Thanks for the info David Kardar2 I found the nut and bolt and tightened it up and yep! you were right that did the trick thanks again David
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    Snug up what bolt and nut ??? To fine the hole takes some practice I put a small mark at the front of my saw with a marker which helped and we all know it is stright down from the top of the blade ( yay right easier said then done )After the 1st cut is done I ussally look for it then move it accordinally to get the blade in David Thanks for the info David Kardar2
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    Yes indeed I got my new Excalibur 21" it is nice But I had the blade come loose twice at the bottom blade holder so I have to work on that, I am not sure if it is me or the machine. I thought the upper arm held itself up when you raised it. So when you raise the arm and holding the arm with one hand and have a wood project in the other how do you get the blade in the hole? thanks for all the advise
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    I just renewed my scroll saw work shop magazine I wish I could get a mag every month. Is there any other mags that are good that would come in place of the skipped month of scroll saw mag? Thanks
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    I wanted a new scroll saw and had enough money to buy a Excalibur EX 21" but My money is hard to come by so I was really considering a 788 and saving some cash. I was afraid that I would be mad at my self for not spending the extra money and getting what I really wanted. so after a lot of thought I am going to spend the money and get the EX 21 god I can't wait to get it
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    Thanks
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    Hello all, I am making a clock that is hollow inside ( behind fret work) and I was wanting to put in a night light bulb but a low heat bulb like LED bulb. Where could I find such hardware I looked at cherry tree but they did not have any thing. Thanks for the help
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    Hello All, Well I was over at EBay and saw a (TD Industrial Professional 16†Variable speed Scroll Saw) I never heard of a TD Ind. Are they any good? I was also looking for a new Delta scroll saw and having a hard time finding them did Delta stop making them? My son made a comment that he wish he had a scroll saw and so I was going to buy him a Delta. That's what I have and I have had good luck with it.
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    Good point..... I am not blaming any one for my stupidity except my self.
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    good advise! thanks for sharing that story
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    Hello All, Well I went and did the ultimate no no After hearing about you guys take off the hold down foot on your scroll saw and watching Rick Hutcheson video's tips on scroll sawing I did the same thing AND yes on the tip of my middle finger and yep I got cut. Not bad just enough to bleed a little and it going to be sore. like a bad paper cut. after 6 years my first time, I am sure it won't be my last. "GOT BAND AIDS" LOL
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    I went to the big blue box store and bought a can of the spray poly too, After I put on the stain I let it sit up for a few minuets and blew out all the cut out areas with my air compressor andwiped it down with a rag.
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    Yeah, My son just got married and I am going to make them a hope chest and they are expecting a baby in Oct so a big toy box for Grammy and Poppy can fill it with toys LOL
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    Are you asking how to keep the stain and Poly in the cut out areas? or how to keep it from building up? To get stain or poly into those tight spots I will modify a brush to fit into them by cutting to the shape and size I want. If I am trying to get wet build up out of tight areas you can try those cheap model paint brushes that come to a fine point. I hope I answered the question you were trying to ask. "My brain is mush today so I may have missed the boat some how. Yes To keep out the build up it seems with those small brushes that you use on models cars
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    Hello, I just finished a project that is 3/4 in thick. I went to stain it and put a coat of clear polyurethane I used a small paint brush ( but a Cheap one) how do you keep the build up of stains and clear coats in all small cut out areas? I kept brushing and wiping my brush but still have build up. Should I use spray on stuff? thanks for all your help
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