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So, both pieces of wood are 1/2" and stacked, you are cutting that detailed of a silhouette in 1" of woods, at an angle, with a very small blade? Yep, a person must be proficient with a scroll saw. And I can not find an entry hole.....
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Please tell me you can do that beautiful inlay on the Hegner... Beautiful work.
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WOW! First time and that nice.... Hang on!!!
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Jim, Jim, Jim. You and Dave Monk do such nice inlay.. Wish I lived close to one or both so I could get instruction....
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That is neat, but,,, don't those people know it is Winter, well at least late Fall... Shorts and no shirt!!
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I'm anxious to see what they say also. There are two setting on a Hegner, but I think it they are related to depth of cut or something else.
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That does seem more to me than I would expect. I'd contact Advance Machinery. It is under warranty and if you do much yourself you may void the warranty.
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Les, it is call a photo editor,,,,, I use photoscape. Free software. I used it when I had Windows for years and I use it now that I have a Mac. The Windows version is better. There are many free photo editor that can be downloaded.
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Looks very very close. If it isn't the slight off could be just where I slid the top of the blade into the clamp when I clamped it and or how centered and perpendicular I got the bottom when I clamped it in. I'd be tempted to take a picture and send it to Advance Machinery if I were you. Maybe there is something wrong and they need to make it right. You know the top clamp should not be tight in the holder. It should have a tiny bit of play. When I first got my Heg, I tightened the big thumb nut down on the clamp and had all sorts of trouble, broke many blades, then I read the instructions, backed it off a little and have loved the saw ever since.
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Anyway you can point to the screws in one of these pictures,,, like edit the picture with an arrow. Hegner_Multimax_22v_parts_diagram-3.pdf Or part number(S) from the attached diagram?
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I think these will sell fast so i'm on them now
Scrappile replied to amazingkevin's topic in Bragging Rights
i think you are correct and I also think it would be neat to make different scenes in some, like Santa and a Christmas tree, or snowpersons something along those lines, like mini-schwibbogens thingies,,, -
I'm sorry, Dave I do not understand what you are describing. It is not perpendicular to the table, front to back?
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Good to have you back with us. I think I remember the nose...
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This so great. Very nice of your club. I was invited and went to a wood turners club today. Really enjoyed my self and met two local guys the to scrolling also. First scrollers I have met locally. Not enough to make a club, but a start.
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Looks real nice. Well cut, she will be very happy.
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I couldn't find the post, but here is a pattern http://woodgears.ca/reindeer/scrollsaw_plans.html
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There is a thread for saw reviews, they just have to add it to the list. I'm very anxious to read your review.... You might sent a message to "Travis" in case he does not see your post.
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I did, Kevin, a few months ago. It is so remember-able how could you possibly forget!!!
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Nice stuff, Kevin!
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I see old magazines for sell often. Never read any issue (ha ha issue, good one) with it. Like do you have to right to sell a used read book??? As for old printed patterns,,, did you use them? I have often wondered, because I have bought more patterns than I will live long enough to us, can I resell the ones I didn't use? I do no know. I know for sure I should not sell ones I bought, made copies of for cutting, and did cut the copies, bur what about the ones I never did anything with...?
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I agree, thank you all that are Veterans, past , present and future. I had the privilege and honor of serving in the United States Marine Corps... 1963 - 1966. Viet Nam vet, 5/1965 - 2/1966, Chu Lai. Even more proud of my son, retired Navy. 22 years. Fighter Pilot. Started in the F-14 Tomcat, probably the most beautiful fighter jet the Navy ever had, then transitioned to the F-18/ SuperHornet, when they started decommissioning the F-14. He served two tours in the Middle East. I think I enjoyed his career as much as he did.. What a career he had. What he wanted to do since he was 11 years old and he never wavered from that goal... Made my life very easy raising him.. I solute him!
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Nope, you are a pro! That is what us pros do.....
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That is really neat. A puzzle within a puzzle. Very nice work.
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I have a system for used blades. I remove them from the saw, and place them on a counter next to the saw. I know I will remember what they are and then I immediately forget. If you were to come to my workshop, you would see a pile of used blades sitting by my saw, that I know I will someday figure out what they are. That's my system, has worked for me for a long time.
