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Hi Scrolling Steve: Must be a good friend That looks awesome Thanks for showing us Fab4
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Well done Dick Fab4
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Hi bobman: Thanks for showing us Looks really good Fab4
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New Guy Now, this is funny Straight and to the point. Nice work Kevin, but I wouldn't use scissors to cut that stump............lol Fab4
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Poor Lorenzo: He signed up to the Village thinking we were a bunch of nice people. On his very first post, we let him have it pretty good. He did ask for it............lol I think we were set up. Multifasited said it best - See post #10 Hope to see you back soon, Lorenzo Fab4
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Hi Lorenzo: Welcome aboard Looks like you're gonna fit right in Dying to find out what it says........lol Fab4
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Hi Don: Didn't want this to go unnoticed. Great job on the Starman pattern You and Jim make a great team Fab4
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Hi Jim: It goes something like this People will Marvel over your latest DC comic character. They will also like the Rescued sigh ...................a lot I know I do Thanks for showing us Fab4
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Hi Hans: The smallest thing I ever cut was my baby finger, right hand. Thanks for showing us. The fact that it's small and you can still read it is amazing. Well done. Fab4
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Scrappile: That looks awesome Well done Fab4
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Hi Ray: Scrappile's reply is along the same line as I was going to say. Sometimes I stand, other times I sit. I do have an adjustable stool that I sit on and it never stays at the same height. Just depends on how it's working that day. Your the one that knows if it reals right or not. Trial and error as mentioned above. You'll know when you have hit your sweet spot. The following of the line/pattern will be much easier to see and work with. Fab4
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Hi Matthew: Got my vote Nice work Good luck Fab4
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Hey Kevin: I've fallen down too many times coming home (arms empty). nothing on either side of me to break my fall. But that was before my scrolling days and believe me, this is a whole new story.......lol
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Hi Kevin: Thanks for sharing your stories and your work Marg is right, You have to slow down just a tad and take a minute or ten every day to clean up around you. If you trip, fall and hurt yourself, how good will you be then A little at a time and it will get done. Keep up the great work, and don't forget to breathe once in awhile Take care Fab4
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Hi Gator: That turned out really good Thanks for showing us For the record, in the "real" world Darth Vader would kick this guy's butt"...............lol Fab4
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Hi Carl: Your still "Cool" to us here at the village Keep it that way Fab4 I would have asked for linoleum also......lol Thanks for the tip on the "whatchamacallit bag"
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Hi Hans: Beautiful Just wondering, if the the symbols on the guitar mean anything Thanks for showing us Fab4
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Hi Russell A and/or F work best for me E is acceptable B,C,D - is not good for me at all To save ink when printing A and E work the best For cutting A, E and F work fine Thanks for asking Fab4
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Hi Luis: Nicely done - Thanks for letting us in on your fantastic project Fab4
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Kevin: I still use the long allen wrench and the L shaped pin to tighten the bottom blade when I put a new blade in. I don't use an allen wrench for the top blade holder. Been doing it for so long now it's just second nature. Quick and easy to do. You're right on with the price. Looking back now it was a great investment. No regrets whatsoever. My first saw was a Dremel with a 13" throat with a sander on the side and uses 3" pinned blades. Believe it or not I still have that one too and still use it on certain occasions Just push down on the top blade holder. insert blade and it's ready to go. Tension is set with a heavy spring and you never have to adjust it because there is no adjustment for the tension on this saw. The table adjusts up and down, tilts left and right. Weighs about 6 lbs. I did have to replace a few plastic parts on this one. Great for 1/4" stock.
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Hi Kevin: I have the same saw but mine is the professional model You have the contractor series Going on 30 years with this saw. Bought it brand new way back when. After the 2 year warranty was up, i had to change the circuit board also It's still humming along just fine now...........knock on wood I have it set up on a base with wheels just like all my other big tools so I never need to pick it up. I'm not sure what the difference is between yours and mine because they look identical Fab4
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Hi Kelly: Definitely on the right track Keep up the great work As you already, If you're stuck on something just ask, someone will be here to help Have a nice day Fab4
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Hi Kevin: You're working for Cedar and Cash Sounds more like a country band. I wood love to hear their songs Good payout in my books Keep up the great work One thing to keep in mind HE rested on the 7th day - I suggest you do the same Have a good day, buddy Fab4
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Good point Damian Fab4
