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  1. courtym74
    Friends of mine are Harley riders and their initials start with H and D. Figured this would be good for them.
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    Here's one I did that started out as a wood burning by a friend. I turned it into a pattern and ran. It's about 16 inches tall. One of my favorite cuts. I'm going to find him and see if he'll sign it!
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    Any chance I could get you to take a shot at the Bimmer car. I really loved your first one of the other car. Thank you again for that by the way!

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    2. courtym74

      courtym74

      That would be great! I truly do appreciate your help on this and love your patterns!

       

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      multitom

      hi, here is my attempt ,I had leave out a lot of details but kept the important one:) Hope you like it

      SSV Car.jpg

    4. courtym74

      courtym74

      I think it's perfect!  Thank you again for your help!

       

       

  5. courtym74
    I'm finally back up and running with a new saw and rebuilt shop. Here's something I was wanting to try. It's the Rebel logo from a certain star war movie cut out of the platter from a computer hard drive. Be careful if you attempt this some platters are made of glass coated with a micron thin layer of metal. Most are plated aluminum though.
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    Wow, those are fantastic Kevin! Change your name to Super Kevin.
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    Made a couple of these for a friend. Attached the pattern for anyone who'd like it. Cross.pdf
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    Very nice! Thanks for sharing!
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    Got it going!! Can't believe how loose some of the screws in the motor were! Several turns to tighten them! You'd think in a machine that is made for making vibrations they'd but some lock washers on them! The 694 was a bit different from yours Larry but it was still pretty straight forward. Thank you again for your tips and tech!!!
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    Thank you Larry. I assumed this was the case but since I've never opened one up before I was a little leary of screwing something up in the arms and such. I'll give it a go and let you know what happens. Thank you again!
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    Hello all. Has anyone had any experience with the delta 40-694 scrollsaw? I've had mine for about six months now and it's been great. Today I was cutting a thicker piece than usual, the blade broke and now the motor is loose. Can turn it maybe 1/8 of an inch. When its let go it makes a thunk or rattle noise. If I hold it turned then its fine. Any tips on tightening it? From the looks of it I need to disassemble the whole thing to get at the motor mounts. Please someone tell me this isn't the case.
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