Scrappile
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Yes, it is. Haven't even had time to start the second one (the one going to the pole dance instructor in Brazil).
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Great craftsmanship. May I ask what do you do with these signs? Do they sell are they for personal use? I really is something new and different on here.
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I saw several things I really want to do,,,,, wish the days were longer. Love the Chess set, the bird patterns and if I ever do intarsia, that pheasant will be one of the first I try.
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I love Popular, love the color variations, I love to work with it. Scrolls really nicely.
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Well I really like the pattern, and a great job you did, however, I like the end result better if it was wood. I like wood.
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4. does the table crank up and down? Looks like this model does. 5. can you get parts for it? Looks to me like you can but not positive.
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Very glad you have joined us.
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Glad you joined us.
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Well done. I love elephants.
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I'd think that would cost a little more, had to take a little longer to cut. Well done.
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Can't wait! I witnessed the one in the late 70's I think it was. Awesome experience. Hope the weather cooperates.
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Jerry, what did you use for snow? Again, you did a super job.
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Well there you go! I think popular has the vote, and I agree.
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Steve Good did a review of the Jet, it is on his Youtube channel and Carole Rothman has done a review of it also. I have not read much about it by users. I believe the Jet is a bottom feed only saw and if you are a bottom feeder that would not be a concern, if a top feeder, forget it. Have you considered the new Seyco saw. Top or bottom feed, very nice large table, the largest available. Great customer service.
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Really nice!
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Your puzzles are always amazing!
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You said the MultiMax Hegner is 18". That is the depth. Bigger than what you currently have. If it is variable speed and has the tension release lever at the front of the upper arm it is a good saw.
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Those are great. Now you need to make a nice box to store them in.
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Very well done. I noticed it in the email she sent out this morning.
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In remembrance to another poet and musician.
Scrappile replied to Dave Monk's topic in Bragging Rights
Ahhh just your usual awesome work Dave. Fantastic cutting and great finishing. -
If the MultiMax is in good condition, yep would be my choice without a doubt. If the table seems small, there are always ways to add auxiliary table over it.
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"Reasonably pleased", I'd be super pleased. They are very nice!
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That is really nice.
