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Everything posted by ike
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I can see where that would get to you and never want to do another. I did a train bout a month ago and I know that I am not up to doing that one, You did a wonderful job on that one You can be proud.
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I use 1/4 ply, popular and any thing I can find free, If you are going to get your skills up to par I would use 1/4 launder lay met. to practice on 4X8 sheet will cost about $12. If they are where you want them use a good piece of Oak or maple plywood.
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Have a happy and safe Thanksgiving
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Pine and poppular
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I think you have a winner there.
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Enjoy your upgrade.
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real nice good cutting and design
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The wooden teddybear
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I was reading your post again . so when I went into the shop today I put in a new blade. I cut study for 2 .hours and 10 minutes before the blade was getting dull. I was cutting a shooting star nativity scene. there was 63 holes in it I don't think that was bad. I was using an Olson's # 5 R blade at a #4 1/2 on the speed restate on my DeWalt 788 type 1 saw. no complaints on 60 cents to cut it.
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I am glad for you maybe the prayers are paying off.
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I can only see 2 horses and 2 faces. Nice cuttings and Thanks for showing.
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Blade life isn't a problem with me. I usually change blades with each piece I cut. On my DeWalt I usually set the speed at a #4 or #5. The blades usually last for whole project . unless it is a large project. then change when it begins to get a little harder to cut with then I change the blades are cheep and I don't want to ruien a project with a dull blade.Blades are cheep at $6 a dozen unless you use box store blades which don't hold up like Olson's or Flying Dutchman's..
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If they are large enough to add lights do it. I had some simulacra to those last year and sold 17 at $25 ea I am on my way to beating that this Year,
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Looks good to me
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that's a different angle
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Nice display
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You did a good job on that one. I had used RIT clothing coloring but never food coloring that came outreal good. thanks for showing
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You did well on that one thanks for showing
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Yes I can see a couple of places that would be a changeling and you did a good job on them . I can see why they are hap pt. thanks for showing
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I have a sale today and then 3 more I don't know if I will have enough for 3 more sales, My experiences this year is $450 and I have sold $600 so i am good I have about $700 to sell at 4 shows I have gathered up every thing I could sell and I do have about 2 weeks to work in the shop.
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nice job those look great hope they sell good today's sale.
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I do get free wood at the saw mill but you have to dry it out for a year and then plain it down I have 4 piles drying and it will toke a couple of days of plaining.
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I have refused some bible verses and also pictures of grandchildren so I guess I will have to learn ink scape and a people pattern making, this winter when it's too cold to do others.
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That is a nice. would ;make a great guift.
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Marge It was a sack lunch Ham sandwich coke potatoes chips cookie and fruit. It wasn't great but it filled the tummy
