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I'm with Al on this. I do all kinds of fretwork with my Hegner. My EXcalibur also has the tension knob in the back and a tension release in the front, and I do fretwork with it. Both work fine. Hey Charles does all his fretwork with a Hegner. And if I could only keep one of the saws I would keep the Hegner. of the reasons Jim says, they are durable and I'm sure my daughter will enjoy it long after I am gone.
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Two new puzzles, with two options... Which one?
Scrappile replied to Iguanadon's topic in Bragging Rights
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That really turn out beautiful. Nice choice of wood, one of my favorite woods to work with.
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That is beautiful, and very well cut. If you sell them might be good to do a sample one with initials in it, then charge extra for the initials they want.
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Terry, be sure and look through the Animal section of the patterns here at Scroll Saw Village. Some very nice horse pattern there, for all level of expertise. May be some in the "New Patterns" section also. The quality of free patterns here always amaze me. Some very generous pattern makers here.
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This is along the lines I have been thinking about. May have to do some experimenting.
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Interesting. Do you use a hold down? Most, including myself. remove that. I can see where it would be nice to have the upper arm raise a little more. I added the "Quick Clamp" to mine. I love that. Wouldn't be with out it. I keep trying to figure a way to and an auxiliary table on mine to have a larger table. I want it to be easy to take on an off. I will come up with something some day.
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That is really nice and a very nice saying.
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It is real easy to have an album here. Hint hint. I left Facebook about 3 months ago.
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Oh boy they are going to love that. Very nice work.
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I thought that was "Fix Or Repair Daily" Although in '93 I had to switch to GM because my Nephew said he would not work on Fords. I still miss my Fords. I also found a Ford motor in a sports car I owned. Sunbean Tiger with the Ford 360 in it. It was a great car. Very nice work on the toys Al. They will be greatly appreciated.
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That is a wonderful job. No doubt about it.
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very interesting. Job well done. I like the variable speed control also. There are many time I wish I could vary the speed on my belt and disk sanders. I have Stumpynub's plans, maybe I will get brave enough to try it someday.
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That is a beauty. I'd love to have a find like that. Bet it still works well. Looks like it takes longer than a 5 inch blade.
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Hotshot is the "master of coins", you sir are the "record master". Great job.
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Great, but how did you get the bulge in the center?
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Very cool! Love toys also.
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I think I read in one of the other forum related to the upgrade. I think the answer was no. They cycle out by themselves. Found it: "I don't think you can delete them. I think they just cycle through now. So new notifications push off the old ones. When you click the Notification's button, you should see the newest ones at the top. Once you look, the pink button with the number should disappear. Let me know if that's not working for you."
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Those are very cool!
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Great cutting on them all.
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Very nice work.
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Really some nice work. If I had time I would build one for my son-in-law with a Seahawks logo on it.
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That doesn't look like "practice" work. That is a "guy who knows what he is doing" work Really nice.
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Randy, you are the "The Master of Coin" for sure. I always enjoy seeing at you projects. Thanks for posting the tutorial. I saw it mentioned on the other forum but had do clue where to find it.
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What one did you build? I just down loaded plans from Stumpy's site. Watched his video on you tube and decided to get the plans for the one he had. May never get it done, may never start, but then again maybe I will. I love to build things like that. Lee, I never knew there was anything like that other than the "Sand Flee" which is too expensive for me. I can see where that type of sander would be very useful.
