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amazingkevin

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  1. Nice find, i use a modified clamp knob which makes it much easier to tighten with more leverage.I don't go past 1.5 on the tension gauge on the dewalt and have not even come close to stripping the threads,Thanks for the find.
  2. Our infamous member Bob scroll has set a record for the most trivit patterns in the club as far as i know.All are in the pattern library here in the village,Have at them friend!
  3. Keep them coming ,Nice job! :thumbs:
  4. You'll fit right in friend,Welcome aboard,Make yourself at home!We'd love tolearn from you if you don't mind sharing.That's what we do best!Keep coming back!
  5. Thanks for showing us how it's done,Great save :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:
  6. I prefer" A" Russell,Thanks for asking!
  7. No truer words Danny"MAKE SURE YOUR TABLE IS....AT THE 90 DEGREE MARK."
  8. Thank you Dave ,I'm on a painting job and it's killing me standing up .I'd rather be scrolling! .
  9. Look like something I've bought a lot of but not by that name.I can't wait to try some thanks
  10. I too would like to see the workings of making one of these ,
  11. Prize winning cross! ;) ;) ;)
  12. Work is work,lol Some things you just want to cut by themselves
  13. Well it's made mostly from glue so glue should stick to it readily,http://www.wood-data...s-and-toxicity/
  14. I've cut he Formica samples into earrings an Egyptian things for ears,never flooring as there's to much sand in it.My saw sparks cutting them,It a flooring saw from lowes
  15. this is a problem i had in my beginning days .when your in a turn with small blades the temperature goes to it's highest from added friction in a turn.that is a major cause of blade breakage.Slow way done in the turns and allways keep moving .When cutting coins that is where the blade breaks every time form heat build up.Easy fix ,take your time!Good to see you here ,Keep coming back friend!
  16. your a natural born spiral user now .Water over the dam done deal!Outstanding job you did here ,Couldn't be better! :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:
  17. AR! Competition for name plates i see! I'm going to have to sharpen my pencil now seeing you young whipper snappers passing me up daily here in SSV.Congratulations on your achievements fro here on out! That had to be tough cutting on Oak.It's going to be the talk of the town great when adding the boots an hat!Keep them coming friend!
  18. amazingkevin

    Tiger

    your good at what you do! good choice's made it beautiful!Well done sir!
  19. Send some work on down ,Partner.Have saw will cut,Two can get er done better!.Thanks IKE,I'll buy the pancakes ,Extra real butter!
  20. Well done Todd ! :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:
  21. Your skills shoot straight thru the roof,!Excellent job on both,Keep them coming and hang your work on your wall of fame!! :D :) :cool:
  22. Nice job ,i like this ! :cool: :cool: :cool: :cool: :cool:
  23. I'm with Ron on the 30" There was one here for $700.00 and i didn't have the money ,used once.I like big projects !
  24. Thanks for keeping us informed as to all your trying and doing!
  25. Nice machine!I always wante one in my beginning days
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