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    On The Move

    jteagle77 replied to Dan's topic in Bragging Rights

    Nice cutting and good looking wood.
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    Thank you all for all of the kind comments. John
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    A friend from WB forum shared this pattern wiyh me. It was designed by Jeff Zaffino and thanks to both of them. Used 1/4" BB ply 11x14. About 2 dozen FD rs 2/0 blades and 55 hours latter here it is.
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    Good job on cutting. John
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    You can also use a magnetic card that way you don't have the sticky stuff from the tape on your saw table.
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    Marg super nice cutting. DonR nice pat. work. John
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    I stacked cut 4 of these at one time. I found that stacking is the way to go when doing real thin cutting. Sold one over the weekend for $ 200. and the lady didn't even try to beat me up on the price. Thanks for all of the kind words and encouragement. John
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    Thank you all for all of the kind words. John
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    Made the pattern and cut this out 1/4" BB and made frame out of select pine with light cherry stain. John
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    Just finnished this one today. I have about 20 hours of cut time in it had fun doing it. Cut out of 1/4" BB used FD rev. spiral # 1 and 2/0 blades. The frame is made out of some 50 year old cow pen wood.
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    I'm to addicted to saw dust to take to long of a break. If I stay away from my saw to long I get the jitters real bad. John
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    Butterfly

    jteagle77 replied to Gina's topic in Bragging Rights

    Sweet very nice Gina can allmost smell the flowers. John
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    Nice thanks for sharing. John
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    Cool lookig coatrack nice craftmenship. :cool:
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    Travis good job on our new home. Just have to figure out which hall way takes me where. :rofl: John
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    This is where a spiral blade comes in handy. You don't have to turn your work peice to make all your cuts. Just follow your cut line no matter forward , backward or side to side. You could even go bigger than 32" because you can angle your peice and clear arm. I have cut 45"x60" over lay peices for picture frames on my 788 20". John
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    Karen the FD spiral blades are tricky to control not because they break. Spiral blades they cut in 360 degree and not like a flat blade that only cuts on one side. If you can run a sewing machine you will have little trouble using a spiral blade. I like them for simple reason you can cut forward , backward , side to side with out having to turn your work peice. Just takes a little time and practice to be able to control them. John
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    Karen you are welcome. I mainly use Flying Dutchman reverse spiral blades # 1 and 2/0. They are a little tricky to get use to but they are excellant for doing real fine fret cutting. John
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    All so if you use a reverse cut blade it will give you a cleaner backside cut. Because the blade not only cuts on the down stroke it has few teeth that cuts on the up stroke all so. John
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    Sorry my friend still having the same problem to pixelated. Whised you had a different photo so I could help you out. John
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    Robbert, The photo is to pixalated to pull any real details from. If you have a better pics of them I would give a shot to get you a pattern. Even if you have a photo of each by them selfe would work. John
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    Welcome to the village hope you enjoy it as much as I have. John
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    Tiger

    jteagle77 replied to Gina's topic in Bragging Rights

    Looks real good nice cutting. John
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    Very nice job on pattern and cutting. Anyone can be a woodworker, but it takes a real carftsmen to blend in his mistakes and no one knows they are there. John
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    Welcome to the family we are just a bunch of saw dust junkies. John
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