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LOOKS AS GOOD AS ANY PATTERN I HAVE SEEN IKE
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I just starting to make frames again the first one was useable but not perfect so I boufht a framing strap and the 2nd one came out real good I bought the strap from amazon for $16 inc. tax.free shiping. and Il used the brad nailer to make sure it holda up OK and filled in the nail holes with wood filler . (amazingKevin I am sorry about no pictures just take my word for it) IKE
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looking for a pattern try ScrollsaLooking for a pattern try Scrollsaw assocation of the world, there is lots of patterns there. ike
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nice as useall. IKE
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I just start a job and when I finish it I am done. time don't matter much when this is a hobby.I am retired 81 years old and my time isn't worth anything. I just charge what the end product is worth and sell at that proce. If i get out of it more than the cost I am happy. IKE
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good job. I would go nuts doing the cats. IKE
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I have cut sseveral records. I stack ar least 2 holding them with tape useing a #3 blade of your choice brand. run it slow .I use them as Clocks. they are slow sellers, but they do sell. I have dropped them and they didn't break, They are a lot stronger than you think. Yours look good snd will sell if you make them into a clock. That is a good design for a music room or a teen agers room. IKE
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1?4 Baltic berch has 5 layers of berch and what you have has 3 lalyers of wood . BB ply. is hard wood and you r 1/4 regular ply is soft.. I don't use glue or tape to hold my layers togather I use a Brad Nail gun. I use it in all major waist areas, on that size pattern there is a lot of aareas that don't have any support hich moves while you cut. The way you stack with BB ply you would probably be OK. IKE
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That is one pretty cat you did a good job with it. who was the designer? I love it. ike
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I had 2 type Dewalts and then I bought a Delta which is 100 difference in cost. I liked it better than the Dewalts and went longer with out repairs (2 T years but it was under warentee and I took it to the shop ( 60 miles aweea from home). it has been in the shop for 2 months so I claled the shop and they are still waiting on parts, so I went out and bought an Excell 21. it is slower cuttinjg but is best for Fretwork. I think both the Delta and Dewalt are over priced @ $500 and $400 If ydou can find a good higher end Saw buy it.IKE
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Thats a piecde of art IKE
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That's a nice guift I like the purple. IKE
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$200-$500 is a small window I would choose a Dewalt788 or Delta 964other than that there is a Porter cable. Check out the scroll saw review under the resiyurses. Home Depot has the Dewqalt 788 for $508. IKE
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Octoolguy The Excell is made by General international It has been around for some time and all these new sawss are made just like it. IKE
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Thei is the first project off new Excell 21 It's alittle slower tha my sast 2 saws Dewalt and Delta. It is reallly a better saw for fret work useing the same blades I am happy with it. It's a Russ Beard patten. useing a #5 olson Match blade
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I go to paxton wood cincinnat and they had some in 3/4 that's the first I ever seen it and thay said that you can use it for a finish table or such useally there 5x5 BB ply is about 220 for 1/4 and 18 for 1/8 When I go in there I feel lika a kid in the candy store. IKE
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nicely done . how thick is that wood?
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Man that is somting else. Nice job . IKE
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NICE BIRD FEEDER . tHE CARDINALS WOULD LOVE IT. IKE
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That is a great cuting I did a did steam engin one time with well over 400 holes and it tood about 40 hours to cut out of 1/4 BB ply but yours is much better . GREAT JOB. IKE
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I cut 6 18 BB ply and make the d1inch larger than the finish part. I use my nail gun to hold them in place useindg 5/8 brad nails also in the middle in scrap pieces. cutting the middle first and the midle naileld down till last on large pieces. I have cut large shelves 11X15 " with no problem useing a #3 or #5 blade. IKE
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Be sure to use a face mask or such when cutting be sure to wear a mask when cutting MDF
