Firedkm
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What a great Idea!
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Welcome to the village Steve.
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Great job Vector.
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That is really good!
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Sounds Like Chris is ADDICTED to his hobby!!!
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I have had a similar experience with Mike. Some how one of my orders did not go through properly. All he had was part of my credit card number. I got a call from him just to verify the order. Not alot of people will give out service like he does. way to go MIKE!
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Welcome to the village George
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Welcome to the Village Sue...
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Welcome to the Village Dan
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Welcome to the Village Rick
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you do really nice work
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Very Nice cutting. As far as your stack cutting goes......You just doubled your output by making 2 at the same time. Stack cutting is a way for you to make more money and be more efficient at your production. I also agree $60.00 is too little. If you sold it at $100.00 you would have grossed $20.00 hr. In my opinion $20.00 hr is really good.
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Check out the new feature on our Facebook Page. http://artist.to/scrollsawvillage/ Its a small discussion area for our facebook members to ask some questions or give out tips on.
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Thank you everyone. I will be doing my best at making Facebook work for our community.
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Thats Awesome
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Welcome John
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Great job Clayton
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I have to agree with Barry. If it looks good just useit
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Very Nice!
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Travis I could give it a shot for ya.
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Getting ready to do a Guest Book for my nieces wedding in two weeks. The guest book is going to be a puzzle with there engagement picture cut in pieces aprox 2"x2". People will sign the back of the puzzle piece with what ever they want to say. I promise to post pics of the puzzle when its done.
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Congrats Chris, Good luck on keeping vector under control!
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Great job Roger
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Thats an awesome job for your first patter that you made.
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Couple of suggestions....1. take some steel wool to the blade ends. this will help remove the oils that are on the bade. #2 take out the screw and make sure the ends are flat. just take some sandpaper and sand it down a little bit to flatten it out. Also read your directions.....if your saw takes pinned blades also the clamps may have to be reversed to hold the blade properly. My old sears saw is that way. Good luck