Huntter2022
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Looks like a good pattern Like DW said, around the headlights and bumper be careful
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Nice eagle cutting
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learn something new
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Hi Keith! We all know Roly , is oldddddddd Good to see ya here
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Today will be the last day you could save anything from the site I'm hoping the designers that have joined the village will post them here
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Rick and Gina Knows we are here and more than welcome to join. I would not be surprised if he is not a member here already
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Nice addition Looks like you will be busy for awhile setting things up
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Good to see you made it Judy Travis has been very helpful , I just hope he doesn't get overwhelmed with all this
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nice looking trucks
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Thats is one kool puzzle
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Kevin you been busy nice job
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Sully , your on your way to the dark side of blade Good job
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looking great Good Luck at the show be sure to let us know how it went
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Sully there is a poll Travis is trying to get the best time for chat so we all the local and the members that came from Free4all can join in Soon we will be locals hehehehah
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Well been in the Chat room waiting Sully proably asleep in the recliner had a nice talk with Clayton , Kevin and scottusn stop in for a short. Well I'm calling it a night
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Kevin , well it looks like you put your time to good use . Nice job on them all
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ScrollZilla/Rick , over at Free4All taught me this . You have a pattern and want to know how many cuts But to lazy to sit there and count them all . Import pattern into InkScape. Click the pattern and trace it. Then hit Shift and Ctrl, and the letter K. At the bottom of the screen, shows how many cuts. Inkscape is a free program; http://inkscape.org/
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With Diane / ohioweaver permission: make formed bowls using 1/32" Birch Plywood. Diane says: After about an hour of soaking the in hot water is removed the piece Turn the small bowl over, put the soaked wood on it and place the large bowl over it to keep the shape. Let dry. (I haven't done it yet, but to save time if you need to, put the whole set into a 250 degree oven to speed up the drying. I like to let Nature take it's course in drying so I just go do something else. When all dry and you like the shape, paint it (I use a coral colored paint but you could get very creative with colors for coral) if you wish or just stain it. Done and a nice present for someone to use as a bowl for dry food or sit a glass bowl inside for other foods. Makes a nice container for Xmas balls, etc. and other celebrations, especially nice for Hawaiian themed table settings!
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Hope I put this in the right section This is a good chart to put by the drill. I know alot people just go full speed ahead, it puts alot wear on your bits and don't drill as good http://images.meredith.com/wood/images/pdf/speedchart.pdf
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HI! With pin blades , If you take a piece of steel and drill a hole the same diameter or just a tiny bit bigger were the pin just fits in the hole and you can knock the pin out . Then after treading though your project use a safety pin for the pin
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Welcome to the forum! If you have any question please ask the only stupid question is the one you don't ask. We all started like you and we are still learning . Be sure to keep that 1st cut so you can look back on David
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Wow there has been alot from Free4all here . SULLY you behave we don't want to scare the locals away
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Clayton thanks for the welcome . Be sure to check out Clayton's pattens he is very talented has done some really nice ones
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Hi Richie! Good to see ya made it here
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Hi ya Dan !
