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Mighty fine, they will love them!

Hotshot, so good to see a cut coin again. I have missed viewing them. That is a great one. Well done. Any idea what it says? Curious have you been following the jig Steve Good has come up with for coin cutting? I know you don't use one, but us old shaky guys, would something like that help?

Welcome to the village. Glad to have you join us. I can see you are already an accomplished scroller. I look forward to see more of your work.

Nicely done.

Totally forgotten about Mr. T. He must be getting pretty old by now. Great job.

Some very well done signs!

Hey, Ken (Kdog) glad you came to the village. Great to have you. I know you work is incredible. Got a few pictures you would share of your current project?

Welcome aboard, Gary. Glade you settled in the Village. There is a way to show a picture from your gallery in a post. It is simple and convenient. Instructions here: http://www.scrollsawvillage.com/articles.html/_/using-ssv/how-to-share-pictures-from-your-user-gallery-r64

You are certainly the "Inlay Master". That is a beauty. Thanks for showing your boxes.

Off to a great start! I sorta mentioned this to my wife. She immediately said "don't even think about it!" as she looked over at her Victrola where the old records are stored....

Raul, very glad to meet you and have you join us. Some very nice pieces you are showing. Please post more.

Great to have you join us. I'm anxious to see some patterns.

Ahh, people he is looking for one that controls speed, not go, no go.

That is one beautiful clock!! Well done. Lets see more...

You are wrong!! Just kidding. Couldn't resist. Now back to work on that clock!

Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. I think it is great, love the way you textured it and the colors. Awesome job. Not as ugly as your avatar!

Well do yu keep a can of Raid near by?

Okay I give, very nice sign,,, but what is a bug hotel??

Nice!

Nice on Denny. May have to order that pattern, my wife and I celebrate 50 this year.

I don't care, however, you did a great job on the plaque. I just don't follow baseball......

You certainly did a fine job on that. Very very nice.

Superb! Don't know what else to say.

Thanks for the info, I know I will never need one. But, interesting. I kind of like the magnetic top cover idea. You know how easy the top of an Ex scratches, I assume the Seyco will be the same. This would at least cover the scratches up, but I wonder how long it will last. Can you have zero clearance with it? Could it be cut to fit the Ex? I think the removing the tilting table mechanism is not a good thing, I like to be able to turn a knob to get to the degree I want instead of playing with pushing. I say that although I have only used mine once on my Ex. So why grip. I would only use it if I get into inlay, which I plan on, but that is a minor angle to worry about. The angle gauge, to me is a gag, unless it is very easy to remove so it could be used on other machines. I already have one, don't need another. Should be an option, in my opinion. The larger table will be a great plus to new buyers for sure, I have gotten very use to the Ex and don't really see a need for bigger, however, I remember it was one of my complaints before I got use to it. I us my Hegner now more than the Ex and the Hegner has a small table. The Ex table seems huge when I move back to it. You get use to what you get use to. I say Thanks to Seyco, in reality they did not let the Ex die, they made their version of it. Probably they have a much better understanding on what customers want than me. I wish them all the success.

Dave you are way to modest. Everything you put out is top notch.. That is a great looking piece and another one to add to my list. I hope I live to at least 105 to get things done. As for time, I'd leave at 5:00. If you decide to add a battery leave it on the side. I wonder if there is a clock with only 5 on it for every hour. That would be even better... Very nice job, Dave.