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Hi all I have a bunch of extra lower blade clamps and I have no way of knowing what size they are, they are not marked in any way except some .5mm that I had bought from Hegner. These came with the saw when I bought it used a while ago. I talked to Jesse in Calif a bit ago on the phone but he really didn't tell me how to tell the size of the clamp. I may have to call advanced machinery on Monday. Thanks Bill
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Holiday Gifts for Travis, Clayton, and SSV
nrscroller replied to Doug's topic in General Scroll Sawing
HI I just did my donation for a year, I did not realize there was a place to do this. Thanks for the information. Merry Christmas Bill in Wisconsin -
I have done that too, actually I did on the table of my scrollsaw. I thought I grabbed my spray cleaner and it was my super 77, kinda wondered why when I put the soft cloth on the table it stuck there instead of wiping clean Bill
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Try pepto bismal, it usually works for me LOL!!! Bill
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I just found the plans on the internet. It is called a lazy man's scroll saw bench.Also did you have to modify the stand to fit your hegner? If so, what did you do? Thanks Bill
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HI Can you email me where you got that pattern for the stand.I want to make one for my hegner, also is that wide across the front so you can pull up to it close? [email protected] Thanks Bill
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Hi I was wondering what everyones opinions are for a low odor finish I can dip my small 1/8 inch bb plywood ornaments in I see posts for 50/50 low odor mineral spirits and mineral oil 50/50 BLO and mineral spirits. Which is going to give me less of a yellow look and not shiny Also can I just use either without having to seal them?? KInda hard in a basement to keep smelldown. thanks Bill
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Hi Here are some Voelker Arnold angels I cut out this past week. A set for a Christmas gift. 1/8 bb plywood and an FD puzzle blade.
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BEst blade to use for 3/4 select pine
nrscroller replied to nrscroller's topic in General Scroll Sawing
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Hi I went to Menards and got a select pine board as MrsN suggested to make ribbon ornaments. Now what is everyones suggestion for the best blade to use to cut them. I bought some Olson PGT 12tpi 8 rev blades to try them. I mostly work with 1/8 in bbplywood so this will be a new experience for me. I don't like the reverse tooth blades, they tend to pull up a lot. Thanks Bill
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I made this last night from the CCW Christmas issue. It is one of the ribbon ornaments made from 3/4 pine. Bill
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I tried making one of the ribbon ornaments from the christmas creative crafts and ww magazine and they said they used 3/4 pine. I just grabbed a piece of 1/4 and it was like cutting concrete. Do I need to use clear white pine or what. They are really pretty when they are done but man that really was hard to cut when I am so used 1/8 bb plywood. Also blade suggestions for pine that thick. Thanks Bill
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Hi What time is the wednesday night chat start in central time?
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Why don't you make and sell to all US folks?
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Sounds like somethin I could use here in Wisconsin for winter ice fishing on the lake!!! Cozy chair and kitchen while I wait for fish to bite
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HI all I got a nice 1725 rpm motor on a steel stand today cheap at an auction. I thought I could put my arbor that has a jacobs chuck on it so I could use flap sander etc. Shaft on motor appears to be about 5/8 and the arbor sleeve is like 1/2. Can I sand or file down that motor shaft as it is running to reduce the size so my arbor fits on it?. If so, what do I need to sand it with ???>? Thanks Bill
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Hi In referance to 2 peoples comments on the post I did about my shop remodel, what thickness osb should I use for the walls. I had that once a long time ago and it worked, I never painted it. I guess I could paint it this time to make shop brighter. I like the idea of doing that rather than sheetrock, as they said you can put a nail anywhere then. Also do I run the 4 x8 sheets up/down or sideways on the walls. I am kinda green at carpentry. But I am a great scroller!! Thanks Bill
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HI all Well on Sunday afternoon I started tearing up the shop. When my son was home he built 2 8 foot benches along walls which took up a lot of room and seemed to accumalate everything. I tore those out, and actually cut 2 of them down to make a smaller bench in the corner for a main bench and a small one by my 2 scroll saws for pattern paste up. I now have tools set up around the room and storage in the back part of the shop. I rewired and put plugs on the ceiling so if and when I decide to stud and insulate, all I have to do is move tools around and I will have open walls to work with. I finished up yesterday morning with wiring back up and now a little pickup and I am good to go for a while! I will consult with some friends and my son and watch for sales on studs, insulation and sheetrock at Menards. Bill in Wisconsin.
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I am thinking of redoing my workshop. I have it in my basement with cement block walls and it's to cold in the winter down there and it's also under 2 bedrooms and the floors are cold in there. How thick of insulation do I need, foam or bats? and how thick studs. I think I might just use chipboard for the walls, It doesn't have to be fancy, just want to make it warmer. Any ideas for me Thanks Bill
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Hi Wondering what time is chat or is it just open all times Thanks Bill
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HI Katie: I live in western wisconsin and scroll. I have been at it a number of years. I am retired and have a hegner 18vs. What town are you from??? Thanks Bill in New Richmond
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HI all I'm bill, from western wisconsin. I have been scrolling for a number of years. I am retired. I have a hegner 18 vs. I like doing ornaments etc. I am currently working on pattern number 6 of a set of filligree valentine ornamanents. See you here on the forum
