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Scrappile

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  1. Very nice... You amaze me with how many projects so quickly. They are all so well done.
  2. speaking of LED lighting, I love to build the Schwinbogens (lighted Christmas arches). The strings of lights that are available are normally longer than I want. Can one shorten them somehow? I learned my Master's in electronics in the Marine Corps, so I am pretty dumb about this stuff.
  3. Welcome to the forum. Glad you are joining us.
  4. Very cute. I want to make some.
  5. I use old masonite salvaged from an old wood file cabinet. It has stood the test of time, but it is about it's end of time. I do wax it once in a while. This is on my Hegner. When I replace it, I will definitely make one for the Hawk. One thing I did on my Hegner and will do on the Hawk is make it so I can have a replaceable insert where the blade goes through. It has worked well for me.
  6. It was just the times. Little children are not as safe as they used to be. I now have the granddaughters of my neighbors and a friend with a little boy that I can make things for. Things have changed from when my kids were little. Parents have to be more cautious.
  7. Welcome! Glad you joined us. I also love making the 3D stuff. No matter how many I cut, I still am amazed when you find the treasure inside. Here is one you might enjoy trying. I have made several of these of different sizes. Cutting the wild hair is a real treat. The pattern for these Nut Cracker is a JEPlans.com.
  8. I came across this the other day when cleaning. This is what I used for a long time. Made for my DeWalt saw but still used it on the following Excalibur and Sako. The last two did not need it, but I liked the feeling of extra security that the arm was not going to come down. No, I will not sell it, nor do I have a pattern!
  9. I like it. I am going to try my had at some toys soon. A friend of my wife's has a little boy just the right age to enjoy them.
  10. Well done, Frank!
  11. Welcome to the forum. I look forward to seeing you work. I find making things for kids makes the hobby even better.
  12. Based on this Ray mentioned it some time ago, I did the same. It is easy and well worth the effort.
  13. Mighty fine. You really did a great job.
  14. Welcome to the forum. A few years ago, I was going to do something similar. I found out that the parents did not always receive it well. I understand a stranger giving something to their children. Kinda sad, but I quit. Maybe someday I will try again. If you do it, speak to the parent first and show/tell them what you are sharing. I cut these little teddy bears and filled the hear with red epoxy. I thought they were cute.i
  15. Have you looked here? I have the setup pictured on this page, They may have one for your delta. https://wynnenv.com/woodworking-filters/
  16. Too beautiful to have to look at it sideways. Great piece.
  17. Saw a picture of this sign on the internet several days ago. I modified it to fit my Nephew's Garage. He and his day drag race and build drag cars for some other people. I just thought it would fit he garage well.
  18. Beautiful piece. The coloring is great!
  19. Good I always like to read of a success I know they must be a lot of work, Good to know it can pay off.
  20. Glad you got it worked. I disagree with the Awful learning experience, comment the fact that you learned, you fixed and it will probably never happen again, because know how prevent it in the future, I would say it was a great learning experience. I bet even further the fact that you posted it here you taught a whole lot of Pegas clamp owners (that just jumped up a gabbed their lube and went at it) how to prevent it also.
  21. Awesome! Great job cutting a difficult pattern and great job coloring it.
  22. Well done. They are always popular.
  23. well done. I like the rings done that wayl
  24. Just my experience, not with your saw, but if things are slipping with the tension lever, the nylon tension lever may need replacing, they can wear out.
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