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Everything posted by ike
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I get mine from the sawmill let it cure for a year then plain-it to the thickness i Need, when I buy popular I get from Paxton woods @ $2.45 per board ft.
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Larry that is a good one.
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Welcome from Ohio. we also like to see your work. If you want to know anything just ask. No stupid questions just stupid answers. IKE
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The question came up about re gluing a joint after using vinegar to separate ion I just glued my part using thighbone 2 and it held ok.
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3 IN Thick IS WAY TOO THICK UNLESS YOU ARE B\A THEY ARE CUT AT 1 1/4 Thick. I stack mine under my deck on 2x3's on top orf eachother witn 2x2's between rows with ends painted to prevent cracks It takes 8 month to 12 month to cure it out good to about 10 to 15 % moisture IKE
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Keven if you baked the cookies forget it they are probably burnt you don't have time to make all that you do and bake cookies. send them to Larry
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Keven mail the cookies to me I' ll furnish the milk
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name plates are neat.
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I assembled a project I was making with tight tightbond2 glue. a couple of days later i discovered that i assembled the part wrong, I tried every way i could think about to get it apart with out breaking it, I was then told by a friend to use vinegar,I didn't want to soak the part so I took a foam paint brush and dabbed the joints with vinegar a couple of times and when i wiggled the part at the joint it came apart now All I have to do is clean up the joints. just a little information for others that don't watch what they are doing, don't be like work smart.
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Looks neet
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i DON'T KNOW HOW YOU DO IT.i JUST HAD TIME TO CUT OUT 25 HOLES YESTERDAY. i GUESS IT IS PLAYING TAXI TO MY WIFE . AND GARAGE SALES EVERY WEEK END. nOW THAT IT/S GETTING CODER MAY BEE ANY WAY YOU GET ALL THEIS DONE AND STILL HAVE GOOD WORK. Ii WILL HAVE MORE TIME IN THE SHOP.
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nice trees I like the first one best,please post the other 2 dwhen finished.
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A Senior new to scroll sawing from Huntington Beach, Ca.
ike replied to OCtoolguy's topic in Introductions
welcomes TO THE VILLAGE. their IS A LOT OF INTERESTING POSTINGS and patterns to download here . -
If you ever cleaned that shop you wouldn't be able to find any thing.
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beautiful frame, thanks for showing
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Nicely done good idea to make sport's names,
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Good job Keven, that saying is a true statement.
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good cutting and good pattern.
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sorry I don't have a mantle large enough to hold it. any way it is a beautiful clock with lots of work to get it done. you should take it to a craft show it would get a lot of people looking at your work. Thanks for showing
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Thanks everybody for the sugestions
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I was given a bundle of cedar 3/8 thick 20 inches long and 2 1/2 wide. I never refuse any wood I can't think of what to make out of it???? IKE
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I don't care too much about Pine,(too grainy)
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Keven I get the wood free but I can't imagine what the shipping cost would be.
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last evening I was planning wood that I had drying for over a year. I had 17 4 ft. X 8 in ash 16 ft. Chery and20 ft. walnut all 5/4X 8 in I get this at the l saw mill near my home it took me about 3 hours I pained all pieces down to 1/2 inch thickness. If you have a planer or access to one it's a good deal. Most mills will let you have the end pieces if you ask. What is your favorite wood to work with ? IKE
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Good work keep it up IKE
