Lastchance
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Welcome!!!
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nice job
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Are you stiring your stain and clear finishes? I notice a lot of white fog looking stuff at the bottom and sides of my cans when I do not use them for a while. (cheap home depot type stuff) I do 007 in reverse. Stired not shaken using a wood stick. I stir slowly for several minutes before I begin. if its a big project I stir often as I move through the project. Seems to cure that smoke challange when it hardens. Just my 2 cents Chance
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Very nice job! Your 3rd beats my 30. Chance
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Very nice!
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Very nice! Cool little item there. I like it, but have my own mobile version. It's called children and they have been counting down since Holloween. Chance
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Nice
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I use my scrap to make wooden nickles. What? you think wooden money grows on trees??? Chance
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"If it's going to be be stand up big i would use a jig saw.what size are in your plans" Totally agee with a good Jig saw and sharp blades for most yard art. A nice circle saw helps too! Chance
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Thank you
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Hey Kevin, I told you to use the power cord and stop hitting the blade down with a hammer and up with the 2 x 4! Chance
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I have been talking with my children and explaining that they need to gather up all their slightly used toys and clothes. I have said that they need to get them ready for Santa to pick them up. Santa takes the clothes and toys, fixes them up at his magical workshop and gives them back to other children for the holidays. I have told them that this is the season of giving and that helping each other should be something that we all enjoy doing. With that said, my youngest boy asked, "Dad, do you work for Santa? Your always fixing everyones stuff." I just smiled and said, I was given the gift of knowledge so I can help others fix things that are broken. Later that day, as I walked through our kitchen, I overheard him telling his older sister "Dad's an elf" I have been smiling about his comment ever since Chance
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Very Nice work!!
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Welcome!
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I like it! Good job
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Be careful of the cheap plated metal ones These are turned from solid brass, polished and lacquered. http://www.leevalley.com/US/wood/page.a ... 43245&ap=1 Chance
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Yep, you have to slow down and back step on the 90 degree turns otherwise you'll have many artistic interpretation areas to admire. Good job, I like the pattern. Reminds me of the North East near Newport. Chance
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LOL I could find a few folks to give th bottom one too! Nice job. What blade are you using to cut those? Chacne
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Good tip, thanks for sharing! Heck of an idea I will save it in my person tricks and tips file. Chance
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Very nice! Welcome to the Village. Chance
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I located this PDF file about scroll saws and wanted to share it. http://www.kronosrobotics.com/Projects/ScrollSaw.pdf
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Welcome from TEXAS! Chance
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Welcome aboard! Good place, great people! Chance
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"I am trying to get back into it now, although Grizzly and Dewalt seem to want me to wait a while longer (there's a horror story that goes with that comment)." Welcome to the Village. You know you can not leave us hanging with a comment like that..... Do tell! Chance
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Welcome!!! Hope you enjoy your stayhere. Look forward to seeing you in the forums boasting about your new creations! Chance