OCtoolguy
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That's beautiful. A work of art.
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It could have been bad but luckily my reflexes kicked in and I jerked my hand back. It just nicked the end of my thumb. I now have a small scar and a dead spot on my thumb.
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I did that too. Did it on my table saw too.
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As far as I know they are. Only the short saws can't. Not sure about the 22 inch.
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Fretwork with the QuickClamp should be no problem.
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If I'm not mistaken you can use the QuickClamp on any of the Hegner saws. But you can't use the front tension release mechanism on the 14-inch saw. They do offer a quick tension release for the rear of the saws that I think will work on all saws. As was suggested call or email Wolfgang.
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As did I when I was a hot-rodding teen and loved to listen to the loud engines. I recall Art Arfons and his jet dragster. I loved how that thing would rattle my eardrums. I sold tools in noisy garages and body shops for almost 40 years too. I now wear hearing aids but so does everybody I know. Except my wife who claims to have "immaculate conception" grade hearing. Except when I speak to her. LOL.
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Of my 3 saws, the Hegner is the quietest.
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Fill it in with clear resin and highlight it.
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Nice work!
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No two RVs were ever made the same. Ever!
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Surely you jest! Obviously 2 different saws. The red paint alone on the frame is a giveaway. They might be using pictures from an ad or ???
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I use a piece of Corian that was cut out of our counter for the sink.
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Very nice setup Frank. Thanks.
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19 minutes ago, rjweb said: Ok thx Ray, i will try and figure it out, Inkscape and high school didn't get along, RJ I'm 81 and only a h.s. grad. If I can do it, so can you.
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Well, first off, not my pattern. Do whatever you like. I have no idea how to do that either but with enough time, I think I could muddle through it with Inkscape.
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That might be helpful. I tried to picture it but couldn't "see" it.
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My first project after back surgery
OCtoolguy replied to Hudson River Rick's topic in General Scroll Sawing
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I think many problems that we all have are caused by not having properly tuned saws. I have to check mine all the time. It's a job-site saw so it's accuracy will never be "right on".
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You won't be sorry.
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Your link didn't work.
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I had the same problem.
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Very nice setup. I'm envious.
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Rather than buying another saw, ir might be just a Saturday afternoon's work to fix yours. More tha likely it is in need of a good service and with the videos available from Gwinnette Woodworkers Guild, it's not difficult. Not many tools needed. We are here to help.
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I bought mine, a Dremel, about 13 years ago to install a medicine chest in one of the cherry cabinets in our bathroom. I used the 1/2 moon blade. It worked great. I use the sander part with triangle paper all the time on my small odd-shaped projects. I'd be lost without it. If you already have some Bauer battery driven tools then all you need is the basic tool. You'll love it.
