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    I love squirrels, ----- with brown gravy drippin of them sully
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    I feel yer pain LOL been there done that sully
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    If you have Gimp you can scale the image to a larger size sully
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    I thought i was the only one did it that way sully
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    Real scrollers & woodworkers don't use lasers !!!! If you don't smell sawdust you ain't woodworking IMHO sully
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    It's werkin fine now so musta been my puter skils or lack of --- lol sully
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    I use chrome too but still won't open for me ??? Must be holding my mouth wrong hehehehe. Thanks Roly i'll try later sully
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    Tried getting the Scrollers Cafe to open and it said "This site is unavailable at this time " Anyone else having problems with Gayles site today ??? sully
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    Stu , I have done these before and because they are compound cuts $8 is the min. i charged but they did not sell great even after i lowered the price to 5 .If you are only making a few of them then have fun, but a ton and you will hate them. Just my nickles worth. sully
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    Can you get it 220 volt ? sully
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    How do you get the rotation correct so you don't have reverse polarity, and do you use salted or unsalted butter ? For safety i'd have to build a guard to protect from cat claws. Tail could be an issue as well might get hung up on the shaft so gotta clip that sucker off. LOL GOOD ONE PAUL. This has some real possibilities. sully
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    Wade , that is awesume,great job . thanks for showing sully
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    A for me, I can see my kerf cut better sully
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    If you have Gimp select the bucket fill tool set on black. Then zoom in to get finer detail and click on area's you want to darken.You may have to zoom in as much as 800% at times to get the right pictel's. It's time consuming but will highlite the hair better. If it gives to much dark just klic the yellow arrow on the history window. Hope this helps. sully
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    Right handed and I recon counterclockwise in that I turn the wood counterclockwise I recon but now that ya make me think HMMMMMmmmmmm. yep righty tight lefty loosey LOL It's ok I'm back now I think HAHAhehehehe sully
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    Thanks for helping him out Don. sully
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    David that little R in a circle is the registration sign . It can be done and sent to you by email - just can't be posted here on the forum to the best of my knowledge. sully
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    David an easy fix but the middle image is registered and can not be copied. sully
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    Roly , I did on the bottom and each childs name in the future will be written in the bottom with their birthday. sully
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    We had our family Christmas eve last night and I gave my son the cradle i made for my grand daughter due in a month. It's solid cherry and the spindles are cut on the scroll saw not turned. Finish is water based poly 3 coats. They loved it and i can't wait to see my granbaby in it. Thanks for looking. sully
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    Not a sawmill but to get the pallet wood down to the size i need the boards need to go thru the planer about 4 times and i run about a pickup truck load at a time. so each board is 14' long x 4" and gets planed at least 4 times and a truckload is about 100 boards ,so my calculator says 5600 ft. per truckload. Thats linear ft. of coarse not board ft. Thats a mess of saw dust chips sully
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    I did see that Mike when i looked this mornin. If it's still there after new years i might look into it. sully
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    When the bearing went it tore up Jack, Jill, and all their cousins. Just the knife bar is over $100 ,then blades at $60, bearing at $20 and i don't know if the bearing race and housing is damaged. Thank God all the parts stayed in the planer when she blew up. sully
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    Well after 6 years and probably 50,000 ft of wood run thru her my dewalt planer finally gave in. Not without a major scare on my part for sure. The main bearing for the knifes destroyed itself with a racket to wake the dead. She was a great planer but not fixable cost wise. I'm looking at getting the Porter Cable one that Lowes sells, anyone have feedback on it ? I know it can't match my Dewalt but money is tight and lately i am only running pine thru the planer. Hope to get a new one after the new year starts. Thanks sully
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    Merry Christmas to you as well Joe sully
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