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Scrappile

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  1. But Denny, you just crank these thing out. That is very well done.
  2. Nice job on that, Denny. I'm sure you are going to give it to him full, right?
  3. Scrappile

    buffalo

    Very nice cutting. Flaming buffalo. Really like it.
  4. George is happy!
  5. Great looking. Very well done.
  6. Really like this. Love the picture and you did it very well.
  7. Wonderful job on plan and cutting.
  8. I don't get it, every time he rotated the is seemed like a duck started quacking and a dog started barking?! Really a good space saver for sure. I had a setup on a bench on a Lazy Susan. I could rotate it around to the tool I wanted to use was in front. It worked pretty good also.
  9. My update, I just started today. I'm doing the CB Walking Bot first. I have the plans for some of the parts glued to 1/4 BB, most of the holes for those parts drilled. Now I need to go to the store and get some 3/8" BB and some new drill bits, and start collect some screws, rod and tubes. Motors on order. But at least I got started!!
  10. I wonder why they put the hole there in the first place. I have never even seen the Jet so the reason may be obvious to those that have. As for having to take a piece out and using a tool to clamp the blade in the bottom, Hegner has always been that way as far as I know. That was one thing I was leery about when I decided I wanted a Hegner. Now I don't even think about it. Does not bother me in the least. Don't you have to do something similar with the Hawks?
  11. Welcome to the village. I think you will enjoy the neighbors.
  12. And you have a winner, for sure.
  13. Well he has an excellent mentor...
  14. Clayton, is there a way his photos can "easily" be moved from the old gallery, to the new gallery? Be a shame if people miss out seeing his and your fine work.
  15. Mark, welcome to the Village. Tell us more, what saw, what kind of scrolling are you interested in? I think you will like it here.
  16. Damn, Dave. I get excited when I see a new post started by you. I wonder what masterpiece Dave has done now and you, sir, never disappoint. That is beautiful, neat message and the fit and finish is superb. Wonderful piece.
  17. That is one of those patterns that did not interest me, not that I see it cut and finished so nicely I think wow! Nice work.
  18. Looks like it is built to last. Very nicely done.
  19. Clever, it will create many smiles.
  20. My experience, yesterday I was cutting some 5/16 back walnut. I was using a #1 PSR FD blade which is not a very aggressive cutter. The blade needed changing so I decided to try a #1 Pegas MG I had. Boy it was way too aggressive for me! Maybe I could get use to it but did not want to ruin what I was working on so I went back to the PSR. I don't think I would like the Pegas for most of the scrolling I do. Just too aggressive and I am too old for the wild stuff! I will try a bigger Pegas next time I do some thick wood.
  21. John and Wayne I went to the user's gallery and search for your galleries, it said there was none for either of you. The only way I could get to yours John was via the link in your signature area. I think Travis will have to help. Your gallery is a different format than mine also. I have read something somewhere about an "old Gallery" and "the new Gallery" or maybe it was only in my mind. I did notice your pictures were posted several years ago, 2009, 2010 time frame. Maybe you have to start a new gallery, or something. you might send a message to Travis and ask.
  22. Great find, congratulations. You may like the second saw even more that you think. I have my two saws side by side and I find I use them both about equal time. I switch blades a lot so I'll have one blade in one and a different blade in the other and I switch back and forth. Very convenient.
  23. Great work!
  24. Great great job!
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