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Barry5180 last won the day on May 17 2016

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About Barry5180

  • Birthday 03/16/1962

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  • First Name:
    Barry
  • Occupation:
    Certified Optician
  • Location:
    Red Lion, PA
  • Gender:
    Male
  • Scroll Saw:
    DeWalt 788
  • Project Types:
    Mostly portraits, some fretwork, and some larger free standing things
  • Interests:
    Scrolling (of course), general woodworking, cooking, reading.
  • Pattern Designer:
    Yes
  • Design Software:
    Gimp, PSP Photo X5

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  1.    OCtoolguy reacted to a post in a topic: Bauer 22 inch saw
  2. Barry5180
    I have the Bauer as well and really like it. Only time will tell how durable it is but I actually feel that it is a better and more stable platform than my old Dewalt 788. My only wish is having a 3d printed conversion kit to install an arm release lever. That damn release pin is just a bit too far away from me and I have long arms.
  3. Barry5180
    Beautiful job on that Kris. Is that your own pattern?
  4. Barry5180
    If you are more comfortable having it mounted on the saw, leave it there. As you can see from all of the responses, nobody really uses a blade guard. Yes, they get in the way with blade changes and inserting the blade into your project. Personally, I have never used the blade guard and only knicked myself once with a number 5 blade. Bleed for 30 seconds and stopped. You really do have to try to hurt yourself on a Scrollsaw.
  5.    Phdesigns reacted to a post in a topic: First project
  6. Barry5180
    Where did you get the locomotive pattern? That would go great hanging in the room with my model railroad.
  7.    Scrappile reacted to a post in a topic: Not Totally Finished, But Have to Wait for Spring
  8. Barry5180
    Excellent work Paul! If that's the third most difficult, can we see pictures of your first and second most difficult projects.I love projects with that kind of detail.
  9.    FrankEV reacted to a post in a topic: Glass Work Surface
  10. Barry5180
    That's a great tip! I haven't tried intarsia yet myself, but when I do I can use this. I already have the piece of glass in my shop.
  11. Barry5180

    Selfie

    Barry5180 replied to sydknee's topic in Bragging Rights

    Not only was it a good selfie, the cutting is excellent. Great Job!
  12. Barry5180
    For me it's Matt Smith and David Tenant. I have Disney subscription so I really have no excuse not to catch up on the series. I've had some issues over the last couple of years. I lost both my kidneys to cancer and now have dialysis three days a week. Then, to add insult to injury they took out part of my right lung because the kidney cancer had spread. Now I get an infusion every six weeks to hopefully knock out anything they haven't found.
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  14.    OCtoolguy reacted to a post in a topic: Ocooch Hardwoods..Hardwood MDF Core Plywoods
  15.    OCtoolguy reacted to a post in a topic: Bauer 22" Scrollsaw, A short review
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  20. Barry5180
    Welcome to the Village. I'm back from a many year break as well and also got the Bauer. It's a great saw.
  21. Barry5180
    Awesome work Frank!
  22. Barry5180
    Beautiful work Frank
  23. Barry5180
    Nice job
  24. Barry5180
    Awesome job!
  25. Barry5180
    Beautiful piece. I've really got to try my hand at intarsia one day
  26. Barry5180
    That's a great first project. Very well done. I like your release mechanism. I saw one on YouTube that was just a lever mounted right in from of the release pin. Follow topic y
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