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OCtoolguy

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  1. Thanks Kevin. It might be worth a phone call to Jet to see if anybody there knows. I have no experience with that company so I'm not familiar with how friendly their customer service might be to inquisitive minds.
  2. Thanks everybody but the true appreciation should to Steve Good and the person who created the video. I just thought it was i formative enough that it should be forwarded. One of these days I'm going to tear into both of my saws just inspect the bearings and apply a good coating of sunthetic grease. At that point, I want to measure all the bearings and sleeves to see if any of the Dewalt parts are compatible. Once done I will report my findings.
  3. No, I have no knowledge other than seeing it in her videos.
  4. This is what I was talking about. I went out to her site and found this. https://intarsia.com/collections/hardware/products/foredom-variable-speed-bench-lathe?variant=31902373806123
  5. Correct. The one I'm referring to looks like a bench grinder but it has longer shafts on either side and might run at a slower speed. I'm not sure. But if you want to install the long sanding drums it would space them out away from the body of the motor housing. Actually if you go to Judy Gale Roberts site, intarsia.com, she has what you want. Check it out.
  6. Steve Good posted a link to this video on how to actually rebuild the upper drive mechanism on an Excalibure 21 using the linkage bought from Seyco. It is pretty well done. Not a tough job at all if you are patient and take your time.
  7. Rubber bands work just fine. I bought a bag of the widest I could find.
  8. I agree with Kevin.
  9. Some of us have to struggle with 2x4 shops and you've got two? Life ain't fair.
  10. Congrats to Barb. Nice!
  11. The first thing I'd want to find out is the availability of replacement parts. The cable comes to mind. They don't always service what they sell.
  12. I believe they are 1/4".
  13. It definitely has something to do with the tension adjustment. I had it on my saw before I upgraded the clamps. Have you tried messing with it yourself?
  14. Want one but out of my budget. Maybe if a deal on a used one came along.
  15. Very nice puzzles. They do look challenging. Hence, the word "puzzle".
  16. After seeing all these great examples, I'll refrain from posting my work. You all do amazing work. I'm in awe.
  17. Fantastic work! I love it!
  18. I'd advise you to still wear your mask. The stuff you can't see would anaze you. I have dust control and an overhead air cleaner and I still wear my mask.
  19. The saws not worth that much is it?
  20. Thanks, I've watched and rewatched all of those and do start to get it but I just found this and it looks like what we might be looking for. I'm just starting to delve into it and I think it will clear up some things. https://design.tutsplus.com/articles/the-a-to-z-of-inkscape--cms-21422 Here's another that looks interesting. https://design.tutsplus.com/articles/back-to-school-28-easy-inkscape-tutorials--cms-21870
  21. Thanks Wichman, I watched the video and actually almost understood it. I do get confused though on some terms that are close in meaning but do different things. Like group & combine & union. Or ungroup, break apart and so on. When to use which one when there is a choice. I guess it just takes time and experience. And I'm getting short on time.
  22. Steven, you might try to get Travis's attention and ask him your question. He's the Inkscape guru here. Just either send him a message or add a @to his name to get his attention. He's usually very good about answering in a timely manner.
  23. Only on certain days.
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