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Everything posted by ike
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do as ron says but when drilling hard wood peck drill it drill so deep and retract the drill tap the drill with a dial Rod or something simular to knock off the wood chips, it there is any. I do this on any thick wood .
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nice clean cutting Thanks For showing
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nice collection of work.
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nicely done thanks for showing
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When I use FD blades I have to cleanthe blades real well and use sandpaper on them to keep them from slipping, no problems with Olson's. I also have a DW 788.
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What do you do with it?
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hello fellow Ohio'an. i am from Goshen . 20 miles NE of Cincinnati.ots to learn here and lot's of patterns just up load and cut . hope to hear form you soon.
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Granddaughters Birthday Present Need Suggestions
ike replied to jbrowning's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I have been told that the pieces are safe when they won't fit in a T.P roll. -
the top one is excellant,
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It grows on you.
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The backer really makes the cuts
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very noice love the wood thanks for showing
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When I drill the hole 3/8 deep i also drill thru with a 3/8 drill and this allows me to use the eraser end of a pencil to push out the clock insert
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That is why i am reluctant in taking special orders. some people you just can't please My last one what she wanted dwas fairly simple so i took it and then after I got started she changed her design on her 3rd change I told her I wouldn't make it.
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Steve good h;as a simple one in his pattern that works just as well.
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I don't think that i have used a pinned blade in the last 30 years, and the stroke sounds a little fast to me..
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I don't know what you can do with it but I am sure you will find something. Beautiful wood thanks for showing
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recommended blades/material for cutting intricate work?
ike replied to scbridge's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Ok that's a;; good answers to your question.I can sum it up in a few works. I always use olson's blades. have tried FW 's but olsons blades last longer and in my opinion they are the best. just my opinion I very seldom run over 1/2 speed. Don't feed too fast. I use #3,#5,#7, and for thick wood ( 1 1/2) for fretwork it's a #3 & #5 blade IKE -
I love working with hardwood so you got a good deal. I prefer Walnut and ash.
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Kevin i tried to get it with the night light turned on but it didn't come out very well
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my latest new project. This lamp clock has a night light. fairly easy project but a little time consuming of parts.
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When I buy glue I transferred it to a catsup/ mustard squeeze bottle and when I apply it i have very little squeezing out .and when I do a large project I just use a brush. and when the bottle gets a little low and is hard to squeeze it out i make sure the pcap is on and turn it upside down I have a v block to lean it against,,
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I hI have never seen cherry in that size. LOL
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very nice they will love it.
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Good clean cut with no splinters showing.
