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Wonderful job Marg & Roly! That ditch is Boss Kean's ditch. And I told him that dirt in it's your dirt. What's your dirt doin' in his ditch? I don't know, Boss... Pete
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I like that alot, well done! I had to go find the pattern and add it to my file... Pete
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Wow, that is quite a task you have in front of you. I'm sure the kids (and their parents) will love them. Pete
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Another great muscle car for your garage. Pete
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Well done! Looks really nice with that backer. Pete
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Very well done Kevin, those wheels are awesome! Pete
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Wow Kevin, those colors are awesome. Oh, and nice cutting too! Pete
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Wow Frank, that's really nice. I only see 356 cuts, but I might have missed one. Pete
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So, that's how to please the wife! I've been wondering... Nice job, I have seen these with a small bud vase in them for fresh flowers. Like a test tube. Pete
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woodknots. Liked it as well. You have many nice items there! I like the bread bow knives, never seen one. Pete
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Those are quite nice Jim, thanks for sharing the pattern with us. Pete
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Nice one Kevin, I had to get my magnifier to see it. Really small picture. Pete
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Wow Kevin, you truly are amazing! That's beautiful, nice job. Pete
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Dennis, I had this same issue, brand new saw. All the way through the stroke the top of the blade was forward of the bottom. I found info on Steve Goods site and tried this. It worked very well, blade is 90º front to back now. Raise the back of the table, for me is was 1/4". Made this out of walnut and a 3/8" dowel. I will be haveing a friend make a better one out of metal, but this works fine. Good luck! Pete
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Another great plaque Dan, nice touch with the jute! Pete
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chris, done with a spiral blade first time
jrpeteo replied to john shankel's topic in Bragging Rights
Nice to get that first one done, you won't be scared next time. Spiral away with confidence, you've done a fine job! Pete -
Wow, very well cut and nicely framed! Pete
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I like it! Cute little bugger. Pete
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What a great gesture Frank, you are lucky to have each other. Pete
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What thickness of wood are you cutting? If you are trying to cut one piece of 1/8" material you will have all kinds of control problems because of the agressive nature of the spirals. I try to cut at least 3/8". Put some scrap wood underneath or stack a few up, tape them together, to get more than one finished item. I use a pretty fast speed on the machine and a pretty slow feed rate....easy does it. Pete
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Wonderful job Dick, don't be afraid to try stuff, you are good enough! Pete
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Very nice Frank! I guess I'll stay young forever! Pete
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Sure Berry, no problem. Found the plans here: http://www.woodworkingcorner.com/index.php On the left side click on "Crematiom Box". They have other plans here as well. Used biscuits for the corners, top is glued. The botton is held on by 4 screws for access. I got the cherry from a friend, and the walnut both the 1/16" for the artwork and the 1-1/2x 1-1/2 x 5 corner blocks came from http://www.ocoochhardwoods.com/ Pete
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As it gets dull, it seems to wonder from the line and is harder to control. They're only 30¢ a piece, toss it. Pete
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I can see why it is your favorite, wonderful portrait. Pete
