Pancho
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Just "WOW"!!!!
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Thanks, Hoping you had a great Christmas also!!
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Going to give this technique a try. Thanks for the info.
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Thanks for the B-day wish. Hope you had a good holiday season.
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Been there! Glad I have a car port now.
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FAKE!!! FAKE, FAKE........Now when can I expect meet Jeff Gorden and have him drive me around?
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Thanks for the good idea.
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Nice cutting. BUT watch out for rattlesnakes. They are attracted by the sound of wood being cut. LOL
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WOW!!! That is beautiful!!!!
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Wow!! I dream of being able to scroll as well as you.
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That's a great looking project. Thanks for sharing.
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Thinking of using pallet wood for small children puzzles and animal figures. Anyone have a suggestion on a good metal detector that wont break the bank? Been looking at the ones on Amazon.com and Rockler.com. Thanks for any information.
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WOW!!! Thanks for sharing.
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Great scrolling. Thanks for sharing.
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Great idea! Going to have to make one of my own. Thanks for the sharing and the idea.
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Kevin, thanks for all the information. Think I will keep my amateur status.
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Ron, hope you get better real soon.
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Just bought a used-good copy from Amazon.com for $16.45 with shipping. Saw others used-good for $11.95 up to $223.19 some with shipping, some with out shipping. The least expensive NEW is 80.00 up to 204.99. Didn't look on E-bay.
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Wow!!! Enjoy seeing great scrolling. Thanks for posting.
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Friends and Coffee Make the Perfect Blend
Pancho replied to Denny Knappen's topic in Bragging Rights
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After two years of intermittent scrolling, finally got the courage to post something (with all its mistakes and attempts to correct them).
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Brian.... yes, tilt both rotor blades the same amount. With the rotors turning, (for simplicity) the path the rotors make is considered a solid disk (called the rotor disk).
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Brian, Good "Cobra Helicopter" puzzle. Brought back memories. Flew "Cobras" for 10 years in the Army. Like the way you solved the weight of the tail. Only suggestion is next time, tilt the rotor forward a little. Gives the illusion of forward flight.
