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You are really hitting them out of the ball park. Another great picture.
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Nice pictures. Firing squad for anyone poaching them, would help.
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Great pieces.
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You certainly did a beautiful cutting of that pattern.
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Great cuttings.
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Great flock of boxes. That cat pattern will really be popular. Like them all.
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Wish you the best, @CharleyL, you will be in my thoughts and prayers.... Just concentrate on getting back to here, worry about the reindeer next year.
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Sad, something that picture just made me think of... where I live, use to be the pheasant capital of the state. Beautiful pheasants everywhere. Almost all gone. I saw one winter before last, saw one hen this summer and that is it. I've been told the main reasons is they quit raising sugar beets in this area. U & I Sugar left the area. Pheasants loved the sugar beet fields. Don't know if that is true, but what I was told.
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You have come a long ways fast. That looks real nice.
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Very beautiful, Ron.
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That is very well done. She will love it for sure.
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A bit of a testimonial for The Village
Scrappile replied to OCtoolguy's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Ray my heartfelt condolences. So sorry for your loss. -
Nice looking saw. Let the fun begin!! Is the "plastic sound" where the blade goes through a plastic piece under the table that is part of the dust collection?
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Glad to have you join the village.
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Me,,, always the odd-ball. I tilted mine when I had the DeWalt and used it a while and for some reason, that I have since forgot, did not really like it so I un-tilted it and have not tilted any of my saws since.
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That is really neat! Well thought out and made. Looked at this again, third time. Really like it. Does it hold together for hanging or will they need to glue it to a backer?
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That is beautiful, Francisco! Great job, and great to see you post some of your work again.
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Very nice boxes. Wasn't @JimErn just asking about that pine in another thread?
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Very well done!
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Little advice. In the good old days, when you received an Excalibur from Seyco, it was tuned before shipping. All the buyer had to do was pretty much put it together and scrolled. The new ones do not get this service treatment from the seller. Read the operator's manual. It if it vibrates there are things to check and adjust. The main one is adjusting the motor by rotating it. Know there are things to do to tune the saw if it needs it. It may not, but just be prepared if necessary. You are one of the first I know of that has purchased the King saw. I am very anxious to read your opinions.
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Man, oh man, Dave. Your work just gets better and better... Beautiful!
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Harbor Freight Orbital Sander & New Sandpaper
Scrappile replied to kmmcrafts's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I have purchased several "refurbished" tools over the years, never had a problem with any of them. It is now what I look for first. And now I have a refurbished Bosch ROS on it's way. Replace my pretty worn out DeWalt. Thanks guys. -
Pull the trigger and have a meeting. Tons of fun.
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+1 on DnD 's drill bits. My drill press handles them all.
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I think the limitation of the tilt was to get the little thicker cutting capability, although I am not sure of that. It would probably not be an issue for most scrollers and certainly isn't for me but if you do need it than it is not the saw you want. I really don't ever think I will need the extra 1/8" cutting depth either. I do love the large table on the Seyco. I'd like to have a Pegas with the Seyco size table.
