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Saw dust would look good. I wish I could have one like that but I am pressed for room. Thanks for showing.
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gLAD YOU ARE FEELING BETTER.
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I feel for you. last year I sent my 788 to the repair shop and it took 21/2 weeks for ddthe repair and I about went nuts and when i found a used 788 for $150 i jump on it ran it once and it ran good,. I need a 20 inch and can't afford the $750 for a new saw.
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I just add a business card on the craft and give it a spray with liquor.
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NICE THANKS FOR SHOWING
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very original and nice
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I don't know why you couldn't put it in your front yard. i have seen commodes flower planter in front yards.
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It would probably sell good at a craft sale. thanks for showing
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You could also make a bird bath out of it if you run out of bird seeds,.
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Kevin did you ever think about slowing down
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I like the second one best both are good but the 2nd one is the best,
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You did good.
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They both look great thanks for showing
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They are all good especially the segmentation
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Looks good to me
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This has a secret.....Can you guess what it is?
ike replied to Chachi111769's topic in Bragging Rights
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great cutting.
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that is beautiful. well done.
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That is one good sign. That would be a good seller at a craft show. Nice work.
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With the craftsman saw when doing fretwork say a project with 250 holes you spend 1/2 or better seating the tension , I owned a craftsman for a long time then I bought a DW 788it was like I was in heaven a well spent $500 + tax. i now have 2 788's. I bought the second one for $150 My advice is buy a DW 788 new or used and find someone to buy the craftsman, there is no comparison between the 2
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Welcome Scott. We have a lot of pasterns for you to enjoy at no cost. and lots of experience to help you along .we like pictures and questions we can answer almost any you can ask. just join in dwith the fun. IKE
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I don't Remember when I broke a drill on wood either hard or soft woods. i use a drill press ($125) at the highest speed . When i can't reach a hole with my drill press I use a dremell plunge routes. both are a small investment for what you do when dong fretwork.
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i BOUGHT WHEELS FROM THE WOODEN TEDDY BEAR
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nice work. i made 3 of them last year for craft sales and sold all 3 for $12 ea. The letters and cross were out of 1/4 ply. and the back was out of 1/2 oak with routed edges. That's a nice easy pattern..
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NICE I have never went to puzzles. and I have only ran into a fellow that has nothing but puzzles at a craft show. I don't know how he did but he hac a lot of lookers at his booth. Don't know what his a sales were.
