Scrappile
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Glad he is coming here more..... Last Visit May 12..... oh well he still makes good patterns...
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Well done and beautiful. I love this type of art.
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Great puzzle.
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Nice bowl and not an easy project I would suspect. Compound angles can be difficult.
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Very nice!
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You certainly never disappoint, Dave. Everything you show is always a cut above. A+
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It is a way to show your reaction to a post. Heart is "like"
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Great success. Did you do that picture? I like it also.
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GREAT JOB!
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Heck, I couldn't take a scroll saw if I wanted to.... no room after my wife packs her quilting stuff, including sewing table and sewing machine..... we only have a 25' trailer...
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My Hagner is a 22" and the masonite table is approx. 1 1/2" bigger on all sides than the original table is. Could have made it bigger, but it is all the masonite I had at the time.
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Sooo they put the supposedly environmentally good stuff in a plastic container? Duh, that makes sense...
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Welcome to the village!!
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Looks great, Kevin.
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My folks use to own a home on Whidbey Island. Beautiful place to live.
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Great old planes and some still in use...Nice job.
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Looking good!
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Very nice..... Don't fight spirals,,, relax.. go with the flow...
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Ahh, has you family discussed . ,,, "Intervention"??
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Just, maybe, wrong blade for that application... Keep at it and don't hesitate to try different blades. It will all come together and you will get your favorites...
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Buy a Seyco...... nah, make an auxiliary table top out of 1/8" masonite to the dimensions you want, or have one made out of 1/4" steel plate and replace your original table top. I had one I made with masonite on my Ex, not it is rebuilt to fit my Hegner.
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@octoolguy I have probably the same tube holder and I only use 3 rows. An empty row between.. Makes it easier to get the tubes in and out, I can pull a tube only part way out and see how the tube is labeled. If you have more than 30 different blades,,,, you have a blade fetish.....!
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I never used the holes on the saw. I sit in front of the saw and to see which blades are in the tubes in those slot/holes I would have to get up or lean way over. At my age, I don't like to lean way over,,, been known to end up on my face. I use the cheap plastic test tubes from Ebay, and a cheap plastic test tube holder from Ebay also. It sits next to my saw so I can easily reach it. The test tube that holds the blades I am currently using lays in a little holder on the saw stand.
