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  1. ike
    When I cut animal puzzles mostly Dogs I use a #5 on the ID cuts, #7 on the OD and for the letters I use a #3. But if I was just going to cut one I would use a #5 on ICD &OD and still use a #3 on the letters. IKE
  2. ike
    You might go to your account and edit profile. Just click on the B under Bull dog. your profile will appear and in the upper right side you will see edit
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    i THINK THAT WOULD JUST BE A MATTER OF TASTE. ONE WAY OR THE OTHER ike
  4. ike
    i HAD MY SAW INTO THE REPAIRSHOP LAST FALL AND RERESENTIVESFROM DEWALT WORKED ON IT. THEY WERE THIR BECAUSE OF MY COMPLAINT AND THEY DID THE REPAIRS AND TUNE UP FRE.BUT MY ARM WSA JUST TIGHT ENOUGH NOT TO FALL DOWN WHEN i RAISED IT. sO I HAVE BEEN USEING IT LIKE THAT WITH NO WAY TO KEEP IT UP OTHER THAN THE WAY THAT IT WAS RETURNED TO ME.IS THERE ANY HARM IN OPERATING MY SAW THIS WAY? IKE
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    I use 5r Olson's on walnut and other hard woods . On dog puzzles I use #5r for the ID , #7 on the OD and a #3 r on the letters all Olson's blades. I am old school they have served me well and I don't care about trying other blades. IKE
  6. ike
    I never heard of a wood outlet doing that. It looks like you could tell by looking at the edge and seeing the glue marks. IKE
  7. ike
    I have 5 different blades #3.#4.#5,#7,#9, but useally only use 2 #3 & #5 I buy these by the gross. IKE
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    First Box

    ike replied to wombatie's topic in Bragging Rights

    Nice work I have to check out those woods.
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    Wolf Attempt

    ike replied to hotshot's topic in Bragging Rights

    you did a good job on that one. That looks like a seller. IKE
  10. ike
    I used a scroll saw in shop classback in the late 50's and didn't go back to it untill the early 60's been doing it ever since Started out with an old saw( brand unknown) it used a pin type blades only thebn to a 16' Craaftmans for several years then to a 20" Craftman. Then to a Porter Cable which was the worse saw I ever had. Now i use a DW788. That is about 61 years and still learning . IKE
  11. ike
    That is a fair price. I veryseldom see them any chieper than that. IKE
  12. ike
    Menards sell them, so does woodcrafts. IKE
  13. ike
    Never herd of them
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    Ornament Hangers

    ike replied to Dan's topic in Bragging Rights

    good idea IKE
  15. ike
    welll done IKE
  16. ike
    Hi my name is William I ggot the nickname of IKE when I was in te Navy and it hadss sered me well ever sincesince for 62 years. IKE
  17. ike
    Buy a 20 or 21' saw which will do almost all your cuttings . I have a 20' Dewalt and a 16" cheepie as a back up in case my dewalt needs repaired. IKE
  18. ike
    I figgure out how to make my post as short as posible. I do not have enough time to read long post. I am 78 and life is too short for long posts. UKE
  19. ike
    I agree with Dan IKE
  20. ike
    I use a 20" . I don't even think about any smaller IKE
  21. ike
    I would be useing a #7 r blade. IKE
  22. ike
    Unless there is a lot of work involved I will always just start over. IKE
  23. ike
    of the 3 saws all are good just buy what you can afford. IKE
  24. ike
    dTo make the vinigar to work you have to soak it for hours some times over night IKE
  25. ike
    The o;nlly time I would use jVinegar is when I glue with tight Bond Glue. That is the only way to loosen the glue on tight bone It just makes the glue plyable where you can separet But with that project is to make it oover again, IKE
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