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Don't know if it helps, but there are quite a few back issues on e bay. Maybe one there is you keep looking, at least that way it would be a transfer. Mark

Hi all, My Dad passed away on Wednesday. I was wanting an idea for some kind of a plaque that I could make to put a copy of the obituary on. Please let me know of your ideas. Dad loved old cars and was a very dedicated family man. Thanks. Mark

Hi all, I have an older pattern that I want to make several copies of for gifts. I have never tried stack cutting before. I started today but I was wondering if any of you out there had any tips or tricks. If so, I would like to know. It is a really nice cross pattern out of one of the older scroll saw mags. Let me know and thanks in advance. Mark

Great looking bunch there. My son loves those workshops too. I'm gently working him into the scroll saw. We have Lowes and Home Depot here and they both do kids stuff. Good way to get them interested. Hope you guys keep having fun there. Mark

O.K. Here are the details. I was resawing with my radial arm saw. Had the blade parallel to the table. I was using a push stick and my right hand (the on with the stitches in it) to guid the board. The board kicked out and my hand fell onto the blade. I was worried that if it caught it could fling it across the shop, never thought about where my hand would be without the board. Mark

Had a little 5 stitch boo boo Friday afternoon. Something stupid. Everything will heal and be ok. I do want to make a point though. I am deathly afraid of needles. Having said that, if you get hurt, go get help. I broke down after almost 2 hours and let my wife and son take me to the horsepistol. I was scared, but don't regret it for a minute. I was up front and told them about my fear of needles. They were very gentle and understanding and now everything will heal and be fine in about two weeks. I just want to tell everyone to get help if you need it now matter what your phobia. Take care and stay safe. Mark

I was going to suggest Woodcraft also. If not, does Performax or Menards have a website? Also, it would take some digging, but maybe ebay would be a possibility. If you have the manual, you might look there too for information. If you don't have the manual, contact me and I will give you a website where you might find it. Mark

Hi all, I was wondering if any of you had any projects that were both stained and painted? I have one that I want to finish this way. I have been told that you cannot paint over stain. I don't know much about this so if anyone could help, I would appreciate it. Mark

Hi, I'm not sure about where you are, but Lowes and Home Depot have them here in different sizes and thicknesses. Also there are a few local glass places that handle them too. Mark

Hi, I don't know if it will help or not, but there is a site called old woodworking machines. The address is www.owwm.com They have a lot of manuals you can download. Maybe something in there that can help. Mark

Hi, I don't know if it will help or not, but there is a site called old woodworking machines. The address is www.owwm.com They have a lot of manuals you can download. Maybe something in there that can help. Mark

Hi, I found a great site called Old Woodworking Machines. The address is www.owwm.com They have old manuals and other info. Hopefully you can find something that will help. I know they have helped me as almost all of my woodworking machines came over with Columbus. Mark

Hay guys, Just my 2 cents here. I really like trains, preferably the old steam engines. Thanks. Mark

Hay guys, I'm new to this and have a blade question. Some of my local stores (Parkersburg WV) sell blades that have the usual numbers on them (2,5,7,etc.). But some of them are only listed as teeth per inch. Is there a conversion chart or a general rule of thumb to know what size they are? Thanks in advance. Mark

Thanks for the picture. That is really helpful.