Scrappile
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Oh my, Iggy finally showed himself! You are younger than I pictured. Now wonder you have so much energy! Looks like you and the wife are having a good time.
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You would have to add it to you cart to find out, I think. Depends on where you live(?)
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I emailed Woodcraft Woodcraft Customer Service Saturday with that very question. This is the answer I received. If indeed the saw is just like the Excalibur, Seyco has parts for it. 5:46 AM (1 hour ago) to me Thank you for your inquiry. The warrantee is two years. For parts and repairs you can contact Woodcraft first. If we are not able to supply the replacement parts then you would need to contact King Canada. If you have any other questions or comments please call 1-800-535-4486 or e-mail at [email protected] Thanks, Kyle Meyer
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Few Puzzles On A Sunday (Patterns From Scott)
Scrappile replied to blights69's topic in Bragging Rights
I see the puzzles have gone "hog wild" now. Great cutting. -
Need some advice about dust collection
Scrappile replied to nrscroller's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Oh, Ya! You will love it. In the scrolling world, my Fein Vac is the best investment I have made next to my scroll saws. Not trying to sell Fein in particular, any good dust extraction vacuum will do. I I just bought the Fein because it was good and somewhat cheaper than the Festool. Like I said in another post, yours is rated quieter than my Fein or the Festool. If you take the time and setup a dust collect like Rolf's you will, like me keep saying why didn't I do this years ago. I still keep thinking of improvements to make to my setup, but even if I never get to making them I am 99% better off than I was. CONGRATULATIONS! You stole that puppy....! -
Very neat.
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Beautiful job!
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Nice job of it. That is an intriguing pattern.
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You really did a supper job of this one.
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Those look great! They going to line you sidewalk or porch?
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On did similar to what Mark is describing with my Hegner. I bolted the stand to a piece of 3/4" plywood and than placed a bucket of 2 gallon bucket of sand on the plywood. Holds it well.
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No doubt she will love that! Nice !!
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Congratulations!! First, I am glad you recovered from you accident Second that is a beautiful piece of scroll work. I love Mike Williams patterns. Done a few, have more I need to do. You did an exceptional job on your picture. Now I have another pattern to purchase... That is a great piece. Okay, I just ordered it. Have no idea when I will get to do it. Two others happen to find their way into my cart also.... Hello, my name is Scrappile and I am a patternholic!!!
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Jollyred, I do it like you do. Always have on all saws except the Hegner, It is a different animal.
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You can get parts for your Ex from Seyco. Not sure Woodcraft carries parts for the machines they sell. It would be a good question to ask. It will be wonderful is this King is just like the Ex was. Great saw. And a great price.
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If you click on the size, select the size you want, a window tell you the price.
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Wayne, which Last Supper are you going to do? I have one started as filler work, it is around 24" long, off hand can't remember where I got the pattern.
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Crazy cool!
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I'm working on Alex Fox's "Sea Turtle" per my wife's request and trying to get the Hamsa Box for the Brazilian pole dancer finished up. Lots of sanding and it is Cocobolo and me and Cocobolo do not do well together. Especially the sanding dust. But I love the look of it.
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You and Randy explained what the adjustment on the Hegner really was for. Now I am even wiser than I was yesterday....
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Nice picture! Not a snake fan, but know good scrolling when I see it.
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that's twice in one day!
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Have it, love it, will cut it (someday). Great job.
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Thanks, guys. Said I did not read it very well.....
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Duke, you really take the puzzle making up a notch. That is really nice.
