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Hello Friends, this is his son, I just read through this thread with my dad. He is very grateful for all the thoughts and prayers. He is anxious to get back to his shop and interact once again with this crowd. He misses you guys.
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Hello Friends, this is Paul’s son. My dad had another stroke. This one was a bit rougher than the others. He is in a rehab facility after a 8 day stay in hospital. He will be off the forum for a bit as an active participant but wanted me to login and say hi to the community. Been showing him scrolling videos on YouTube as he is up for it. His mind is good, lost the use of left hand for right now and shuffling a bit slow with assistance but plotting his return and telling me about projects he has plans to do upon recovery. Today he insisted I login and check on his peeps in here! Thank you in advance for the support and prays.
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Oh my goodness, He just messaged me not long ago to come down and visit him. I will keep him in my prayers during this time. Please tell him he better get better soon so he can play that weird instrument of his! I would like to come visit him and Patti when he is up to it. Let me know when you think that may happen. Marie
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He can take visitors and he loves it also. Not to hold you off but he should be a lot more alert and attentive in a week or so. He still remains pretty tired and confined to bed unless assisted. He was a new man within just a few hours at this facility, not because anything they did on arrival but the fighter in him realized he was not going to receive the same level of instant attention the hospital provided. He self moved in bed more in three hours than I had seen all week combined in the hospital. I was scared for him but he was responding very well to the new environment. Thank you.
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Very well done. You put a lot of work into that. the finishing and painting are really top-notch.
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I had to go back and look up that mountain, on the internet. Very interesting. Beautiful area.
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You did a fine job. I really enjoy relief cutting. Have not done much but I enjoyed. A slight variation of inlay.
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Halloween Lantern Liner / Light Defuse Material?
Scrappile replied to kmmcrafts's topic in General Scroll Sawing
@kmmcrafts I was looking at this pattern on Etsy. It says 1 PDF file. Usually, these laser patterns contain several different files of which one is PDF. Can you use PDF files on lasers? thought they threw in the PDF for us poor scrollers. I'm just curious. -
Darn! That is very cool, I have the glass blocks, I do not have the engraver.
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Very nice, looks like you and your new saw are getting along fine.
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Not really as bad as it looks. Per the pattern, approx. 220 cuts. I drill around 20 holes at a time. Gives me a break from cutting.
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https://scrollsawart4u.weebly.com/specialty-patterns.html
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https://scrollsawart4u.weebly.com/specialty-patterns.html
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Doing fine thank you, you should come and see for yourself.
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Nice. I could see the boot and hat in some little buckaroo's bedroom.
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Thanks. I do not keep track of the time. I can only scroll for short period and I have to get up and move around. I did this over a several weeks and I was working on another project at the same time. If I guess I would say around 16 hours total. I am a very slow cutter also.
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Just finished one of Charles Hand's newer patterns. Cut in 1/4" Oak, measures a little over 10" x 11.5". I soaked it in Wadco clear, than sprayed 5 or 6 coats of "ProLux" semi-gloss.
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Dave, is a very busy man. I feel bad he does not post much here anymore, but I follow him on FaceBook. He continues to make his beautiful pieces of art.
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Nice job. He should love that!
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Great job!
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@OCtoolguy I'm way behind you, 82.416 years!
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Really like this. Nice for sure.
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And I thought I was the oldest guy on this forum. WOW!
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I'm wondering if they discontinued carrying it as a DeWalt part because it is a common nut that is carried in most hardware stores and the like.
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I searched with AI AI said: Available Retailers ToolpartsPro: You can find this item listed for individual purchase on the ToolpartsPro Black and Decker Catalog as well as their ToolpartsPro DeWalt Catalog. [1, 2] Grainger: This hardware item is available on the Grainger Industrial Supply Platform, which supports both direct shipping and local branch pickup options. [1] PartsWarehouse: The component is stocked on the PartsWarehouse Replacement Tool Parts Site. [1] Amazon: Individual sellers periodically offer this factory OEM piece on the Amazon Marketplace. [1] eBay: If you are looking for immediate stock from independent liquidators, you can check the active listings on the eBay Tools Section. [1] If you are trying to fix a specific piece of equipment, let me know the brand and model number of your power tool so I can double-check the schematic and make sure this is the exact hardware fit you need! It looks like what I always called a "Locknut" Then I asked AI for size and thread of that nut it responded: Thread Size: M6 (6mm nominal diameter). [1, 2] Part Description: It is an Elastic Stop Nut (also known as a nylon-insert lock nut). It features a built-in nylon ring inside the internal threads that grips the mating bolt to prevent it from loosening due to tool vibration. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] Mating Part Info: It is frequently paired directly alongside part # 330021-01, which is an ISO 7040 standard standard-profile M6 hex lock nut. [1] Common Tool Applications This specific stop nut is widely used across standard hardware setups on a variety of DeWALT, Black & Decker, Craftsman, and Porter-Cable tools, including: [1, 2] Miter Saw Stands: DWX723, DWX724, and DE7023 leg stands. Scroll Saws: DW788 20-inch variable speed scroll saws. Circular & Trim Saws: Cordless and corded circular saws like the DW930, DW935, and DW936. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] AI can be a great tool.
