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OCtoolguy

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  1. Thanks Kevin, I look forward to seeing more of the videos. I went to an antique tractor and farm implement show a few years back and they had a great big old steam tractor hooked up to a saw mill with a long leather belt. I would hate to get in the way of that thing. But it was really neat to see how they did it a century or more ago. We have come a very long way. Thank God! Ray
  2. Very nice piece. I was going to inquire about your method of joinery but after reading further, I see you used pocket hole screws. Well done. Ray
  3. I think I'm saving my nickels and dimes for a Seyco or Ex21. I would love to buy American. Ray
  4. I was thinking the same thing Jay. But, I think I'd bandsaw both sides to make them equal in thickness. Sure wouldn't be hard to do if she has a bandsaw. Ray
  5. An old coffee cup suffices for me. Ray
  6. I have been following a few on Facebook too. I do like the SSV on FB. Ray
  7. Or a dyed Easter egg. Ha! Ray
  8. He has always managed to answer my emails. And in what I would call a timely manner. He is a great representative of our hobby. Many thanks and "cudos" go out to Steve. Ray
  9. It was on the Scrollsaw Workshop Forum that Steve Good puts up. It just needs some oversight and maybe a few bells and whistles to be competitive. I like having more than one place to go seek information. The one you mentioned is still viable. Ray
  10. I posted a couple of questions on the other site a couple of weeks ago. I still haven't gotten an answer. Too bad. It needs some moderation and I know Steve Good is way too busy to do it all. It could be just as good as SSV but not without some help. Ray
  11. Me too John T. I wondered the same. But, it did make me feel special for a bit. Ray
  12. I think Kevin did this to his Dewalt saws. He says it works great. Ray
  13. We never miss CBS Sunday Morning. One of the best shows on tv. Always something interesting. And can be something so mundane but they make it interesting. I go back to when Charles Kuralt was still alive and traveling in his motorhome around the country. Love it. Ray
  14. Excellent. Very clear. So, if we want a 21" saw, it is going to have to be a King/Excelsior in order to get one made to the original specs. Thanks for the info. Ray
  15. Another good reason for a foot switch.
  16. That's a great name. I've been married to Barb for 48+ years. Ray
  17. Thanks Jerry. I opened ok for me. You are having the same problem I had. You can't click your own link. But, we can. Ray
  18. http://www.modularhose.com/applications/mh-at-kits/ Give this a try. I bought mine here. Ray
  19. HOOF HARDENED! ICE MELTED!
  20. Well, it seems that I might have opened some sort of a can of worms. I never gave a thought to looking up everybody's profile. I may just be lazy or it takes too long or whatever. But, it just seems easier to see a name when I read a post. I do thank all of you who have played along. I added my name to my signature so now I don't have to anymore. But it will be a hard habit to break.
  21. Thanks. That was our home for 3 years. We visited every state in the union except Alaska and Hawaii. We will be going to Alaska this year. We have been to Hawaii in the past and I hope to visit there again. But after the crappy plane trip we had coming back from Europe last year, I'm thinking that I'll wait for the trans Hawaii highway to open. Ray
  22. I think I will do the same thing Tony. Ray
  23. Hey RJ, what part of Texas are you in? I love Texas. Ray
  24. Looks pretty good to me. Especially since it's a new saw and all. I'm not a fan of spiral blades though. I tried one from FD and had trouble controlling it. Maybe just practice. Ray
  25. Hi Bob, I sort of picked up on yours though. Ray
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