amazingkevin
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This is good music,One of the best around! I can relate to this big time.Well done my friend! Keep this kind of work coming,you made my day seeing it!
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You and me both started on inferior machines! When i finally upgraded to a dewalt,i was amazed that i couldn't even hear the motor running with it on .Not only that but what happened to all the vibration?!Start with a few piece intarsia ,Just to get acclimated to all the goings on of intarsia.Many steps involve so a small quick few piece one will keep your interest much more.I hated trading my intarsias but they were just practice pieces that really made a wall come alive. Welcome friend!Keep coming back!
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One of the all time greats!You sure handle that saw well!So much to enjoy looking at this fine cut project.Once you get your saw tightened up look out ! You'll be scrolling with a brand new saw.nothing like a new saw to work with!
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Welcome friend,Pull up a chair ,pour some coffee and make lots of helpful friends!
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Thanks for showing your new idea,Looks great!
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I bet you found the problem!
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I'm suprised it needed fixing already. You really got into the thick of it! At least you'll be a full fledged mech for scroll saws now!
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Do you wax your Scroll Saw table top
amazingkevin replied to Sam777's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I just contact glue some Formica on my saw ,trim the edges and never wax ever for slip an slide performance years and years. -
Good for you IKE,keep loading up your craft show boxes for killer sales better than the last and more!
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You've done a great job on this famous story cross.I was really proud of the one i cut and gave it to the landlady for a song,$25.00 She proudly displays it in her home in the dining area.Yours will make the grade equally
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Soon you be commissioned officially for some team to do their stuff .Looking good ! :thumbs:
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I've got the same problem but reversed ,Plenty of wood but no time to scroll.Small jobs came in and moved to a new shop dso time is very limited.Good for you to get what you want and when you need it!
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I've used them in my beginning scrolling days.The .016 blade was my main blade to use,cut fast and held up .I used then in deltas as that was my machine of choice back then.When your delta wears out some it hammers the blades loose and then the tension is gone and the blades break almost upon start up.\ from the linking arm that connects the two arms in the back of the machine.No way of lubing them either.Many a happy year was had using these blades as i didn't know about computers then.
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This pattern is loud and clear,perfect in everyway.!Top job on the patterning.You didn't miss a detail! :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:
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I tryied Elmers white glue on a paper picture and it wrinkled it up?
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Real nice looking work Rob,Looks like quick sellers,Tell us the doggys name your getting!
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Lots of happy campers in your house hold,Each lending their skills to the other,Boxes are my worst.
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Ya just never know,The way you sell out at shows It may not last very long at all,
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Something new for us to see a new design that's well done!Thanks good job!
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At what speed does it start and stop making the noise?
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I love this idea of name display!
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What is your wood of choice for scrolling?
amazingkevin replied to Dave Monk's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Well plywood is free the most but love cutting maple when i run across it! -
These had to be a joy seeing them come about as you cut more and more of them,Well done Newbee!
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8 outlets on one side will do the trick!
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A pole light bulb changer worked like a charm,but i do need to run lots of outlets for all the machines.
