r6239cleo
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Great job on the cutting and finish, thanks for sharing
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I guess better saw like most of you have said. One of the biggest things is blades, takes a while to get to the right blade, for me that is FD blades.
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Hey Ron, very nice cutting and finish on the frame
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Travis, thanks to you, moderators and talented designers for making this site available to all. Hope to become more involved in 2010.
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Wishing all a Happy and Healthy New Year.
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Hey qlty Thanks for the heads up, looks like a neat product.
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Real nice job on the cutting, frame looks great, thanks for sharing the photo.
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Ron Very nice cutting, frame and picture are just great. Thanks for sharing pictures
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A great remembrance ornament Marshal, very nicely done.
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Ran across this site, thought you may like to look around, there is a lot of information, plans etc. http://www.craftsmanspace.com/
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Sorry for your loss, thoughts and prayers for you and your family.
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Marshall Great job on all he name plates, letters all look great.
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Paul You did a great job on the clock, thanks for sharing the photo.
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Marshall that looks great, would be interesting to see if you get some orders from your son's fellow employees.
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Hey darrell glad you made it..
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Congratulations, way to go Steve.
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Hey Ron Awesome cutting on both projects, thanks for sharing the photo's.
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Congratulations Dale! Hope the pay is worth all the work you will put in. LOL I was a moderator on another site (MSN) till they were no longer so kind of know of all the work that goes on behind the scene. Thanks to you and all the rest that make sites like this one work.
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Depends if I am going to paint the ornament. Usually just use scraps I have saved from larger projects. BB and hardboard would be my first choice.
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Would use it sometime, have used them before, however, sometime it's just overwhelming to try to keep up. I guess it's a age thing.
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Hello My name is Ron, I am from Minnesota. Been scroll sawing about 10 years now, retired from the printing industry after 37 years. Enjoy rebuilding equipment and home DIY projucts. Use a Hegner saw, have usual equipment, 10" & 8" table saw, small drill press, bench grinder, 12" Sears band saw, oscillating spindle sander, 4" & 6 " jointer I am just finishing rebuilding, misc. sanders, router, and hand drill motors AC and cordless.