DonR
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Welcome Mike, I'm Don from Crossville TN. Lucky you, only 15 minutes from Sloans, they are good people!! You will enjoy the Village. Don R
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Len, I sell through my website which is free. www.oldcrowscrollwerks.weebly.com. I have tried Ebay, Etsy and Artfire with no luck. I don't use Facebook Don R
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I have always used gross or 1/2 gross and it worked for me. Don R PS Where in Tennessee are you, we are in Crossvile
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Lettering ideas needed for scroll saw project
DonR replied to dvickers's topic in General Scroll Sawing
David, If I was making it for my patio, I would use the actual logo. Also, I would place my bridges more like the attached. Good luck with your project, it is a great idea. Don R
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It is called a circuit breaker but there is a 3 amp fast blow fuse on mine. Don R
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Don, It is right where it is shown but you have to insert a small bladed screw driver or other tool into the slot to release the cover. Don R
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Although I like the look of 1/4 inch, I use mostly 1/8 inch mainly because it fits in a store bought frame better due to the depth. But really, I like 'em both! Don R
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I offered to help him a couple of days ago and he didn't respond to my PM so maybe he has it already. Don R
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I do the same as Edward also. If your client wants 3, you probably should stack at least 4, just in case. Sometimes the bottom one has to be sacrificed. It has happened to me only once but I have heard that it does happen. Don R
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High C Note Tuning Fork - Blade Tensioning Question
DonR replied to PMosley's topic in General Scroll Sawing
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It is back up now Don R
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Hi Matthew, Welcome to the Village from just down the road a piece, Crossville TN. Don R
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http://www.scrollsawvillage.com/topic/17432-word-in-a-work-please/ Chachi and Bob did a couple
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http://www.dafont.com/theme.php?cat=106 Helmut, Here are many western style fonts. I personally like the font called "Western" Don R
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Well done!! Thanks for sharing. Don R
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I use Sloans and Ocooch Hardwoods. Both have good quality hardwood and plywood and both give great service. http://www.ocoochhardwoods.com/ http://www.sloanswoodshop.com/ Don R
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You can purchase small drill bits here http://mikesworkshop.com/newprod.htm Mikes Workshop is now owned by Wooden Teddy bear but I believe that you can still order from Mikes website. In order to camouflage the entry hole, I taper the cut from the entry hole along the line so it is roughly in the shape of an elongated teardrop shape which causes the line to thicken gradually away from the hole so that the hole is less noticeable. Don R
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I used a Craftsman 16 inch for about 6or 7 years and had no problems with it. However after upgrading to the Delta I wouldn't go back. Don R
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Amazon.com has the Delta on sale right now http://www.amazon.com/Delta-Power-40-694-Variable-Scroll/dp/B00IK8DIU8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1450211611&sr=8-1&keywords=delta+scroll+saw I have had one for several years and really like it. I would recommend the foot switch and stand also. Welcome to the Village. Don R
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Danny, I have some similar but different. http://oldcrowscrollwerks.weebly.com/store/p16/Christmas_Elves_Stand_up_set_of_7_patterns.html Don R
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Hi Monti, Welcome to the forum from Crossville, Tn. I took a look at your posting in "Bragging Rights". You posted some really nice work. Hard to imagine that you are a new scroller. Don R
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Well done, Joshua. Thanks for cutting my pattern and bringing it to life. I love to see my patterns cut, thanks for showing us. Don R
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Looks good, Steve. Thanks for sharing. Don R
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Beautiful work, Jay. Congratulations for a job well done! Don R
