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Everything posted by ike
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I reapply dthe anti seize about every 3 months.
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I had that problem and then i applied anti seize to the screws, an I now tighten the blade with out any trouble, it seems that it only takes about 1/2 the strength. A tube cost $4-$5 a tube enough to last a life time at your hardware store. I don't know if the big box stores handle it.
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those are nice you are doing a good sales job thanks for showing
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very nice work thanks for showing.
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Great work kevin thanks for showing
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I have been thinking about doing one, but never get around to it. you did a nice job on it.
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That is a beautiful job.
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He will love it. I also made one for my great gran son, not as many letters CY is his name.
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you sure have enough stuff there hope yur new plaace have enough roo for it.
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good luck withthe move hoping it's a good one.
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I have 2 Dewalt's I bought one new for $500 type 2 made in China have had a little problems with it covered under warente . The second I bought used for $150 it was refurbished type 1. I like the type 1 best It's easier to change blades and it runs smoother. The type 2 has a little vibrations at high speed which i very seldom use.I could cure that by using rubber under the mountings.
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Get a dust mask when cutting MDF It is a hazard to your lungs. I use a mask that you use for fiberglass.
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Went to church today and one of the women said she didn't get to go to the show and did I have any nativity scenes left , they were still packed in the van so I showed them she bought 6 more . I gave then to her for $20 ( $5 off each 0 so I had a total sales of $280.00 so that brought me up to almost last years sales. My total profits for the year wars $902.00 IT HAS HAS BEEN A GOOD YEAR FOR ME.
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I learne a long time ago that the cheap blades are not that cheap, because they don't cut as good ar last as long as a quality blade.such as FD or Olson blades..
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Just got back from the show and did a lot better than I thought. I didn't have but 5 small things sold 4 of them, but I did sell 7 lighted nativity scenes. My total was $160, last year i did $298 at this sale, so i am very pleased at this years sales So my next year expences are now made,.
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nice cutting I like the deer best Thanks for showing
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Nice cutting Marge too bad it took so long two Christmases
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Well done love the tree
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you are a craftman you will enjoy the village
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I use tightbond and it holds every thing fine . I missed gluing a project last year an could not get the part apart . went on the internet and found out the only way to take it apart I h;ad to soak it in vinegar,I did this for about 21/2 hours and it came apart but the glue was still on the parts I had to scrape it off. so when possible i glue
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they are very nice. the lighted arches are good sellers. keep up the good work.
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I like the barked version best.
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Nice cutting hope you make a touchdown in sales.
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They will love it and i am sure they are proud.
