Wilson's Woodworking
-
Posts
1,002 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
2
Content Type
Store
Profiles
How-To & Articles
Scroll Saw Reviews
Clubs & Organizations
Clubs & Organizations International
Pattern Shop
Suppliers
Village University
Help Desk
Forums
Gallery
eBooks
Everything posted by Wilson's Woodworking
-
Thanks Larry!!! Hope you don't mind if I take a little nap before I leave. Those pancakes were so filling I don't think I am going to be able to move for a while and that syrup was Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :thumbs:
-
AHHHHHH The true lover Pepe Le Pu. He was always the cutest little guy. You did a great job on this little guy. I love the frame and backing.
-
I will grab a cup of coffee on the run but I see Kevin already wiped out all the goodies.
-
Nick is right that is a great page. I love the baskets with the live edge on them. Thanks for sharing. Now I need to keep the fiancé off that page. She would keep me in the shop for months cutting ear rings.Lol
-
Alright WHO cut the lock on my fridge and took all the asparagus, broccoli and cauliflower? Well at least they left the bacon and the prime rib. Hey wait a minute my apples, oranges and bananas are gone too! KEVIN!!!!!!!!
-
What about the ranger? Don't you like the ranger Roly???? Lol
-
In the last couple of years I have seen a lot of the older doctors hanging it up in our rural areas. Very sad to lose all that experience. Wonderful work on this. Keep it up.
-
Hegner Multimax-2
Wilson's Woodworking replied to Wilson's Woodworking's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I was hesitant at spending the money for the quick clamp but wish I would have done it right away. That really speeds things up! :D Thanks Jim for the advice. -
Prayers and Thoughts are with you and your wife my friend. Stay strong and God be with you and your wife.
-
Love It!!! Very nicely done.
-
Very Nice! Love that one. :thumbs: I almost forgot I sent a link to this to Rolly"s wife. I wouldn't want her to miss out on a beautiful project like this one!
-
Woops forgot to tell you I left the table cream setting by the coffee pot. there wasn't much left so grab it quick.
-
Waters on and coffee is brewed! Grab a piece of banana strawberry bread and a cup of your favorite brew. I downed my coffee and a piece of bread and ran out the door to make it to work on time. The fridge is dead bolted so no fear of Kevin. Help yourselves!
-
As a father of 5 and a grandfather of 5 it would be devastating to lose one of my kids. My sincere condolences to you and your family. As far as the scroll saws you have 2 good machines. The Dewalt should be able to cut anything you want after these guys help you get it tuned up and running correctly. As far as the Excalibur goes if you really want to get it back up and running it would probably be worth it to take the broken pieces to a local machine shop and have them reverse engineer and build the parts to get it running if you still have the saw and the broken parts. Good luck with your ventures and I think I speak for all of us when I say I hope to see you and many of your projects around the village as times goes on.
-
VERY COOL!!!!! I tried to kill myself on one of those more then once. :cool:
-
Alright Kevin, something smells a little fishy about that whole thing. WHERE is the BEER
-
She should know her alphabet by the time she is a year old at this rate and now to make the number puzzles. She is a very lucky little girl to have a grandpa making her educational toys like that.
-
As the comments above state it is good to catch something like that early. As a child I spent what seemed like endless hours sitting in a VA hospital waiting for my father to get out. I wish you all the best and want to say THANK YOU for your service. I hope you have a speedy and complete recovery.
-
All but the last three YES!!! My grandmother’s wringer wash machine set outside by the time I came around and pop was a dime. The kerosene lanterns hung in the barn above the new light switch. They now hang in my house as a reminder of my Grandparents. I remember when I was a senior in high school they put in the first computer I had ever seen. It took up a room bigger then my bathroom and ran on MS DOS. Now my cell phone is over 100X more powerful than that computer was. Times sure have changed and people have gotten a whole lot lazier.
-
They are both very nice. Please thank the veteran for his service for me. To put in 25 years is an amazing accomplishment. Thank You for sharing your work
-
I would consider that 41 years young. I hope you had a GREAT DAY and look forward to many more.
-
Thanks for the cup of Joe and wishing and praying for good things to come from your trip to the VA.
-
Keith your dad can have the feet I will take the cheek meet any day. Thanks for the laugh Kevin. Hope everyone has a safe and happy day.
-
The hardware store sells these. Guaranteed not to fall off
