Dennis Key

nice back scratcher lol I bet it still hits the magic spot especially when you cant reach it with your hand lol "The Magic Spot Back Scratcher"

Welcome to the village neighbor lol we are neighbors I'm from Cleveland... just take your time... who ever said "slow and steady wins the race" they must have been a scrollsawer I found that if you rush through a project you won't be happy with it or you will mess it up and break more blades ...I find the pattern I want then I look at the wood to see the best place to position the pattern ... then cut ,cut ,cut ... ...God bless ,Dennis

thanks to everybody for their help ... Pete I think that is what my problem is the table isn't square with the table my blade is out of square when it is not turned on again thanks to all and God Bless

I have a dewalt dw788... I recently was working on a project the wood stock was 1" thick and I noticed that the cuts were slightly cone shaped ...I checked my table for squareness side to side and it was square... I checked the squareness from front to back and it was out of square ... the bottom of the blade slightly back or the top went slightly forward unsure of which is there an adjustment I can make either in the saw or the table to correct this any help will be appreciated

I bought a momentary footswitch from "Harbor Freight" that my dewalt plugs into one of the best decisions on my shop thinking about buying one for my drill press ....you should be able to look up a wiring diagram for wiring colors in general on a UK website

Welcome skip we are so happy you posted a comment I am always happy to make a new friend .. my baby sister lived in NY in a small town called Hudson Falls not sure what part it is lol just jump in and join the forum I like to read and communicate with others

there are so many stain colors, and types I was going to swing by lowes and pick some up and ...wow ..I was overwhelmed plain stain, poly stain 10 different oak stains .... What do you use or recommend? and do you use sealers or oils just looking for opinions

Nice Job

I keep mine in folders , by categories in a file cabinet lol so I guess like Rover2 "Radar O'Riley filing system"

Welcome ken happy to have you here.. just sit back and relax lol we were all new to the village at one time or another any questions you have just ask someone will have the answer God Bless and Happy Scrolling

Welcome to the village and sorry for the loss of your son... we are happy to have you here I also use a Dewalt I love it .. looking forward to seeing your work God Bless

I had a piece of wood that had a pattern on it for a long amount of time it was partially finished so I finished it.. and the pattern stuck I didn't have any mineral spirits so I tried the microwave trick (my wife thought I was crazy lol) it worked perfect thanks for the tip I'm well pleased

I bought a can of 3M #77 spray adhesive ... it worked GREAT the pattern stayed in place not the first problem .... Thanks to everybody for the help and their opinions it helped me make my decision Thumbs up to you all

what kind of spray adhesive does everybody use to hold their patterns to the wood ... I have some it sprayed a heavy stream of adhesive I felt it was too much and it would be hard to remove the pattern thanks in advance for your help

great idea ... that would make great gifts or fund raisers could ya post patterns and where ya got the hooks for the earrings thanks and God Bless