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Everything posted by ike
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Lucky you. fine guift for so little work
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I WILL KEEP THIS VIDEO FOR WHEN MY WARENTEE HAS EXPIRED .thank YOUR FOR THE INFORMATION
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nothing like a good machine Happy for you.
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I kike the Air Force best but botha re great.
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Nice job hope you made good on it.
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The best scroll saw I bought was a Craftsman I bought in the early 80"s. I wore it out I 2012,( I paid $250 for it) I looked at the Craftsman's and they didn't show me much not near what I had before. So I bought a Porter Cable kept it for a year and it wore out it was still under warranty but I junked it any way. I now have a DW 788 It is a good saw had a little problem with it but it was fixed under warranty I guess I would recommend the DW788
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Welcome from Ohio. I too have scroll in for 30 + years, only I don't know s whole lot of tricks just the plain old ordinary scrolling. go ahead and tell me the tricks, I don't know if I know any tricks but I am willing to learn..
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When I buy patterns it is usually from the Wooden Teddy Bear.
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Do you use a dust mask. I had problems with them fogging up my glasses until I found one at H.D. it cost $30 but it is worth it. I recommend them to everybody. With Asthma problems.
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Love the tanks. Did you ever try using lemon oil on the tanks, it darkens them up and brings out he grain. non the less i do like the tanks the way they are.
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NICE CUTTING
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tHAT IS SOMETING TO BE PROUD OF/
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that is really a good cutting with a hand saw. WOW
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Dan that is thin I have trying to stay away from that. if I find any one who wants to order then I will send them to Milford. Because I am not going to try it
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I went out Tuesday and did a little work( about 1 hour )then I was getting a little cold but I did finish up a nativity sine, this weekend it is to be up to 50f that is good working weather .
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That's a good idea thanks for showing
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Ive seen that pattern and always thought of making it but never got around to it . Beautiful work thanks for showing
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That is a beautiful wolf , thanks for showing
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I go 3 pcs of 1/4 plywood ( 3 pcs is a little less than 3/4 thick) Don't have any problems with the bottom pce. I tired 4 pcs and the bottom one was off., t helps if you use clear packing tope over your pattern it cools the blade and it cuts better.
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You are doing fine before long you will be doing Fret work.
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Nice cutting thanks for shoeing
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I CAN CHANGE BLADES ON THE 788IN LESS THAN A MINUTE AS LONG AS I DON'T PUT THE BLADE IN UPSIDE DOWN.
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AS I SAID IN OTHER POSTS I USE A #3 that IS A LOT SMALLER THAN YOU ARE USEING. EVEN A #5 IS TOO LARGE FOR 1/4 PLYWOOD. A #3 HAS 20 TPI AND A#7 HAS 10TPI THAT IS YOUR BIGEST PROBLEM
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I use a #3 most of the time but I do have $4.5.7, I seldom use a #7 .
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Keep up the good work . Maybe you will get into the Name Game and give Kevin some good compaction. I can just see him mopping around because he got beat by a Grand Mother. Keep going.
