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The inner timer put in by the manufacturer of item with a warrantee, that tell the item when it can fail,, usually set and warrantee period, + one day... mine was a mistake went 3 months longer than it was suppose to.. I guess I should be thankful for the extra time.
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Yep good to hear, Kevin.
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Well there you go! TO THE LUMBER SECTION!! My wife owes me mucho time in the wood section... Me and the dogs have spent many hours sitting in the car waiting for her to come out of the Quilt store...
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Dust deputy! It was obvious the internal timer was miss set by the manufacturer, It had a 3 year warrantee and the motor burned at 3 years, 3 moinths..
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Well done and very clever! I have not seen that before.
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If I may interject related question.. When you use your dust collection do you have it running full time when scrolling or do you have it turn on and off with your scroll saw? The reason I ask,, I had a nice Fein vac attached to my scroll saw dust collection... The vac only last three years, three months and the motor burned up. I think the short life was because I had it going on and off with my saw. Just curious. Mine was a set up similar to "Rolf's".
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Very well done!
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I woke up last night and thought. maybe it is the simple as the old blade in upside down, that we all have experience.
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Nice work and beautiful/beautiful. I am blessed also with a Son-in-law that is a great father and a great husband to my Daughter. I am not going to cut a portrait of him though!
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I have a great planner,,, wish I also have a drum sander... No room, no money.. I also had a jointer, but finally sold it, it scared me to much...Not sure why but I got real nervous when I used it.
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You know me, I sometimes start a big project and lose interest before finishing.. It had 8 layers. I cut them all out and decided after the first four layer the last four really did not do much for the overall project... It is on my "someday I might finish" shelf along with my wooden gear clock.. and some others. Yours looks great.
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In all the years I've been scrolling, even in the days where there were only hand saws....the largest blade I have ever used is a #5. But for compound cutting do usually use a skip tooth blade. They can be agressive and clean out the sawdust as you go...
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Nice, Dick! The one I did still sits on the shelf unfinished,,,, A waste of BB for me.. Shame on me.
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Well come on,, how did you finally do it? That is a very impressive sign. Great job.. I would take it and hang it up even though that is not my name..
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Great cutting and I really like the way you finished and framed them.
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I have both,,I prefer the Mac Mops,,, just personal choice Others prefer the sanding mops.
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Dan that is awesome!!
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I prefer the 2" x 7". I mostly use the 180 grit... It produces aroung a 220 grit finish. https://www.woodworkingshop.com/search/?search_query=sand mop. OOOPss! Stop that is Mac Mops. Sanding mops at the same place..
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Well I did once but it wasn't much scrolling.. I built a morris chair. The wide panels in the sides the chair and foot stool were blank.. I added the sail boat on the chair and the light house on footstool... That was back when I had my first scroll saw.. A Craftsman, that I had to get down on my knees to mount the blade in the bottom clamp, so it was back when I did very little scrolling..
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Hard not to like the gnomes... Great job!
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That is the best Cash I have seen.. I would be very grateful for a copy of the pattern..
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Very impressive... Nice work
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Nothing wrong with that cutting. Did you enjoy doing it? If so you are well on you way.
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Welcome aboard. Scrolling can become addictive so be carful. There are lots of patterns right here in the village.. Check out the pattern library.
