buddy08

sweet thanks ill give it a try

i want to learn how to make a pattern from a picure useing paper and pencil everytime i try it looks like crap can someone lead me in the right direction. or give me some pointers. thanks again jon

ok i am a bit confused ( it happens alot) everyone goes on and on about the 788 saying how good it is and what all its able to do. yet i keep hearing people talk about how there fuses keep blowing. and moter issues. one guy even had to replace his brushes 2 months after he bought his 788. my question is if the 788 is so great why is there so many issues with the darn thing? i run a cw40 bought it new right out of the box when it first came out i use this saw daily as it makes 50% of my income and i have yet to replace a blown fuse or the brushes ( mind you i switch the fuse out once a year as part of maintenance) but as far as the brushes other than cleaning them iv never done anything else to the saw . so is the 788 really worth it?

i make 2 copies of each pattern one on a cd and i print the other one and store itin a yard sale find file cabenit seperated into catigories. this way if the computr is down i still have my patterns available. the cd's make it nice cause with all the patterns i have iv only got 4-6 cd's loaded with nothing but patterns but its nice to have the back up patterns cause you just nevr know when you could lose the computer

very nice jeff thanks for posting it

id never think about usen copper to accent a clock thats a cool idea cant wait to see it finished

aside from scrolling and spending time with the wife and kid i train dogs, fix up my house, and garden allthough ever sence my back surgery iv been reading alot of wood working magazines not sure if that would be classified as a hobby

im in sandy city Utah