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good job looks like you got a seller IKE
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I like it thanks for showing IKE
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Random Orbital Sander for Scroll Saw Projects
ike replied to Sam777's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I use a mouse to sand the pattern side before gluing the pattern on. than after the sawing is done I use it on the reverse side and it does a good job, Ido theis on all projects including fret work. IKE -
I ordered some patterns from them. In about 2 weeks I got my order in a small envelope not big enough to send patterns. When i open it i found nothing but blades I emailed them and they couldn't figure out how that happened, and they would send me my order and a self addressed stamped envelope. another 2 weeks passed and I emailed them again. they answered and said the patterns would be shipped the next day. another 2 weeks passed and i called them and they still could not figure out what happened i ask if they would email me the patterns and send a self addressed envelope they emailed me the patterns and never sent me the envelope for the blades. I waited 2 weeks and sent Kevin the some of the blades that i wouldn't use never herd from them again The blades weere FD Blades IKE
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On most of the parts I make for craft sales I use 1 or 2 blades and @ 0.40 buying one dozen at a time it a minor cost for what you get out of the finish product that your are getting $10 to $30 minor cost so I don't worry about making the blades lasting il they break, when they get dull I change them. some times I don't know how many blades I use on a project. That's the resin i will use FD or Olson's what ever is convent IKE.
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Welcome to the village. As for the best saw just get the best that your budget will allow. That's what I did several years ago more than I want to admit to .IKE
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Welcome to the village. We will answer your questions. some times you get two different answers try both and see which helps you the most. IKE
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sorry I have no idea. IKE
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That is a good deal. But since I hae this emery paper All it will cost me is the arbor but I probably can find a bolt that will work. I am retired and all I have is time and if I was working I would prably bu one. The emery paper will prable cost $10 to $15 , so you will prably have $15 in it. IKE
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I have looked at sanding mops and they run between $25 and $50 per mop but the average is about $35. so I googled how to make a sanding mop and found 2 you tubes on the subject. The total cost would be about $20 for a 4 " by 5 1/2 " mop. It wouldn't cost me about $4 for the arbor since I have a roll of emery enough to last me a for the rest of my life, the video is worth watching .IKE
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Welcome to the village from Goshen Ohio (Cincinnati area) IKE with Google just highlight and right click then translate.
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those are nice IKE
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What wood were you cutting? IKE
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well done IKE
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I am going to make it out of Walnut. IKE
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I have used the steve Good's methoe. It really looks good on fer. IKE
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HB has some patterns of farmanimuls. I think that iggy can get them for you @$2.50 each or there is a list of them on the woodenteddy bear @ $3.00 each check iggy's website. IKE
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I use a carpel-tunnel brace it helps me.\ IKE
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The soap company sign is really nice. IKE
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On all saws I have ever bought I have put a piece of heavy rubber between the saw and the heavy base i use. It always helps the vibration. If it don't Take it back to where you bought it. IKE
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Love it. I think I will do it should sell at a craft sale. IKE
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Ilove it. IKE
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I bought my lighted magnifier at Mansards for $39.95. IKE
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I have a 4" Belt sander and a 1" belt sander with the backing removed to get the curves and these are from Harbor Freight and they do the job just fine. I have had them for about 5 years now. IKE
