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Roly Not so much as you would think as you run the saw very slow and it doesn't make much dust. Homer & Carol
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Thanks everyone for the kind words. I talked to the guy at the floor store before we cut the tiles and he said there should be no problem. He also ask the rep from one of his suppliers. The tiles are easy to cut as they are only abt. 1/8" thick. We used a #7 skip tooth blade and ran the saw very slow. The tile is plastic and will melt if you run the saw to fast. We have a small rotary tool that runs on low voltage dc, from a charger. It is slower and does not throw a lot of dust around. You can also remove small areas by pulling it past the scroll saw blade, from the back to the front. We also do this when using 3/4" thick wood. Homer & Carol
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We have a very good friend that was redoing some of his office space and was redoing the floors. He had some pieces left and ask if we could do anything with them. We are posting them here to ask what you thing of them. We did go to a floor covering store and pick up a few different colors to add to some of the pictures. We glued the finished picture to black foam board and then mounted them in a frame. Hope you like them. Homer & Carol
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WOW Wonderfully done project and a great tribute to our county and to you. God Bless Homer & Carol
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Well I guess what they say is true EVERYTHING IS BIGGER IN TEXAS Can't wait to see them cut God Bless Homer & Carol
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It sounds like you got a good dose of that WARM AND FUZZY FEELING. You both deserve it and may God Bless you both. Homer & Carol
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Great job on that piece and we know Sharon loves it by the big smile. It's always good to keep the boss happy. God Bless Homer & Carol
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Here's one we did a few years ago. Homer & Carol
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Dick It looks great and you told me and everyone here you had no imagination. You were wrong!!!! God Bless Homer & Carol
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Thanks everyone. There is a 1rpm geared motor in the base and magnets in the disc as well as in the bottom of the ducks and swan. God Bless Homer & Carol
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Hi everyone Have not been in the shop lately, but wanted to do a project for my granddaughter. I have been looking for a project to do with stained glass and decided on this one. http://youtu.be/kiFFyr1UNs0 God Bless Homer & Carol
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Marion Wonderful pieces, the use of found woods is great. Your ability to put it all together so well is a testament to your skills. Great Job. We hope that you and your husband will enjoy good health from now on. Thanks God Bless Homer & Carol
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What a wonderful way to use up some scrap wood, wonderful idea. Very well done God Bless Homer & Carol
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Very well done and great choices of woods. Thanks for showing. God Bless Homer & Carol
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Thanks everyone for the kind words. Some times its amazing what you can do with a drill press and a scroll saw. God Bless Homer & Carol
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Slot Machine/Bank The entire unit is made from wood except the shafts, plastic bushings, springs and steel cables. It only works if you insert a quarter in the slot and then it drops it in the base below. All the power is from the springs that are set when you pull the lever forward, no batteries, motors or other power. I was drawing some gears for a friend when I got the idea and I just had to see if I could make it. It's like a government machine, you put the money in and it gives you nothing back even if you win. :evil: Sorry the videos not better it's my first attempt. https://youtu.be/iJdf4tAF0bg God Bless Homer & Carol
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Marge It's a winner in our book. Keep them coming as we want to see more even the motorcycle. Great Job God Bless Homer & Carol
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Very nice Looks great Carol said look what gator did for his wife Why don't you do something nice like that I said what would see do with two of them God Bless Homer & Carol
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Mike You have done it my friend. That is a wonderful piece of intarsia and you have done it to perfection. Your choice of woods and your cutting show the mark of a master. We salute you God Bless Homer & Carol
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Dick That is great and I hope it will help lift the spirits of the people with cancer. We also pray that as time passes you make less and less of these plaques because there are less people with cancer. Wonderful job and great idea. God Bless Homer & Carol
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This Magazine FEINSCHNITT kreariv has just been published in Germany. The layout is great and the patterns could be used even if you don't speak the language. Take a look; www.feinschnitt-kreativ.de/ I hope the link works, I've never do this before. If you have the program on your computer you should be able to right click on the page and read it in English. Homer & Carol
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Thanks everyone If you give it a try and need help just ask, we're here to help. God Bless Homer & Carol
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Thanks everyone for your kind words. We find the 3D pieces to be very rewarding and I think you will enjoy them when you see how easy they are to shape using the templates that are provided. We hope you all give it a try and post you pictures for everyone to see. God Bless Homer & Carol
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Here is a KOI fish that will be in an upcoming issue of SSW&C. The fish is made with Aromatic Red Cedar, Blue Pine, Cottonwood, Wenge, and Yellowheart. The Base is Western Red Cedar and Poplar. The fish is made by cutting two halves, one left and one right and then gluing them together. All information on how to shape is included. We hope you have fun with it. Homer & Carol
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Very well done, Dick I know your better half just loved it. Keep them coming God Bless Homer & Carol
