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Can not answer the question, just wanted to say welcome. Very anxious to see some pictures of your work.
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Great work. I had do look up bauble, I am not very smart.
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That is some mighty nice scrolling, Gordie.
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They all really look nice.
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That is the one thing that worried me about the DeWalt I had. You have to figure this repair centers do not have much if any experience with the scroll saws. I could be wrong, but that is my perception. Of all the DeWalt tools, the scroll saws may probably be one of the lowest volume of sales.
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That is a very nice portrait.
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Well done Kevin!
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Cut this C. Dearing Angel for my aunt as a Christmas gift....
Scrappile replied to Scrolling Steve's topic in Bragging Rights
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Great work by both of you.
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Those are very nicely done.
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Very nice cutting.
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That is some very nice cutting.
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Some sort of additional dust collection. I use a box fan, not the best method but it helps.
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That, sir, is very, very well done!
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Glad you joined us. We are here to help, and give hooo's and ahhhh's to all the neat things you are going to make. Great bunch of people hang out here.
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Welcome to the forum. Some very nice projects you are showing. Glad you joined us.
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Len is correct. What you want to look at is "spindle travel" or "quill travel" to determine the depth of hole that can be drilled. This saw has only a 2" quill travel, from what I can determine.
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When this tutorial is complete, I hope it is added to the "Articles" section.
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One of the most impressive coin cuts I have ever seen!!
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Congrats on the new Ex. I am sure you will love it. BUT, only sell one DeWalt. It is always nice to have a second saw.
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There may be something here that well help. Look through the part on DeWalt Tune-up. http://www.scrollsaws.com/
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I use the mini bits from Mike's workshop. I use #63, #65, #70 most often. My drill press chuck will hold them. I have to drill a little, raise the bit out of the hole and clean the flutes. I do this while the bit is turning with my finger nail.
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Welcome to the forum. Glad to have you here.
