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Does that modification work well for all sizes of blades?
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Scrap turned out better than I thought it would
Scrappile replied to JimErn's topic in Bragging Rights
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Just your usual beautiful work, Dave. As always, super scrolling and finishing.
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Well, for immediate short term would a paste wax like Johnson's help. I like the idea of powder coating. Do you have a place that does that near you. May not be as expensive as you might think... I have no idea what they charge for that.
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Nice picture!
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You sure didn't waste any time getting that cut. Terrific job. Great pattern Mahendra also.
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You sure have an artistic flair. Those are great!!
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In my 24 x 36 garage, I threaded heavy plastic blue tarp on a cable and divided off the work area. Was able to keep the area nice and comfy with just a small wood stove.
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I see you can get a 15 day free trial of Corel Draw. Maybe worth trying it that way. https://www.coreldraw.com/en/pages/free-download/
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I don't think any one gets tired of you posts. I certainly enjoy them and your enthusiasm rubs off on some old guy like me and gets be more excited about the hobby again. Like Jim states, try what you want. I would suggest trying the free software first and see if you like it. I don't really know what the purchased software offers above and beyond the free, maybe some one on here that has Coral Draw or other purchased software will explain, I have often wondered but didn't want to spend the money to find out.
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You can still get the Schwibbogens by Helmut, one of his grand children is working it. To bad he/she doesn't make their own site.
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Nice job. When I first learned how to use my Hegner, I broke a lot of blades. Rarely broke blades on the other saws I have had. Now I rarely break any on the Hegner.
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Nicely done, Dick. I'm working on a bugling elk right now, but it is not intarsia. I wish you would get Judy Gale Roberts new pattern of a sea turtle and do it....
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Another very well done piece.
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Brenda, you really do yourself proud. Great picture, and great look the way you put it together. Amazing how far you have come in such a short time period. From a beginner to a pro in a few short months...
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@scrollingforsanity, Next time you are over here, stop by I will give you some....
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Super job Kevin!! Where did the pattern come from? Not that I need more patterns.
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Great job, I get headaches looking at it!!
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Ron, glad you are on the mends. So good to have you back.
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@Wilson142, That's right the DeWalt set is a little cheaper. No Tension lever on the top clamp. I will be anxious to read your take on them.
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@Wilson142, help a guy out, buy some, use them and see if you have the same problem with the 3/0 Spiral.....Then let me know, they are only $100.....
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@kmmcrafts, yes they have the swivel end, which I cleaned well.
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I have made all kinds of the know adjustments, cleaned all kinds of parts, cleaned blades, untwisted the ends of the blade with no improvement. I even thought of bad blades, but switched clamps and no problem so far. Keep in mind, this is a very thin flexible blade compared to all the other blades I use. I have not had this problem with any other size blades I use, well a few times with the Pegas 2/0 spiral, but I expect it to happen more often with a spiral blade than a flat blade... Maybe I will play with it more some day when I an trying to not make pictures frames that I need to be making...
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I have been using the #18 chisel blade in my x-acto knife for years and it has worked very well for me. This tool may even be better. Thanks
