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Everything posted by OCtoolguy
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Try 3M45. It might not be as sticky. Also, use 1/10 th the amount you think you need.
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Clamp it to the picnic bench. They're plenty heavy.
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One of my favorite movies.
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That one is on my list. Patterns printed. You did a great job.
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Much appreciated. Thanks. Time for some research I guess. Always something.
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How long does it take to set it up and do all the adjusting? I've never used one so any info is appreciated. I might want one if that's the case.
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And both very well done.
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I have a Dewalt 12" compound and it's heavy. If I buy the Ridgid, I'm going to get the matching stand and it will be in one spot but easily moved.
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Now that I think back, when I brought my 226 Ultra home it had an oxidized table. I used my ROS sander with 220 paper to clean it up. Then I hit it with a couple coats of Johnson's. No more oxidation.
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When I had mine I just kept it clean & waxed.
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I envy you folks who have the space for lasers & CNC machines etc.
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This is the saw I'm waiting for a deal on. I hope it goes on sale at some point. I like the fact that it can go up against the wall and not stick way out.
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Great story John and you did a great job of "restoring" somebody's work of art. Were you ever able to connect with original maker/builder?
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When we went full-time RVing I had to have a hobby. So I got into carving after running into the Texas Woodcarver's Guild in Fredricksburg. Then I thought if I had a scroll saw I could cut out my own blanks. The rest is history. I haven't carved in 3 or 4 years. Both are great pastimes though.
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I have always loved Poe. He did some really neat stuff. A very nice job there Frank.
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We stayed at a couple of very nice RV resorts in Michigan. Loved it there. Stay well and have fun.
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Where? Looks nice but not at 100 degrees. I'll bet it's humid too.
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I have a Colwood burner with plug-in tips so I don't think it will work but I might contact them anyway. Thanks.
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Frank, I try to cut all the circles outside the cut line and then clean them up on a disc sander. Then it's just a matter of gluing them together. The actually bottom piece I did a router cut on the outer edge and bored a hole through it using a Forstner bit. The piece on top of it was a plain piece that was similar to the top piece but I cut a hole in it to accommodate the diameter of the candle. The actual top piece has a hole a bit bigger. It was supposed to be for a but vase but I have no idea where you'd buy bud vases that size and height. Anyway, I like the candles better.
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Thanks Brenda, I'll have to give that a try.
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Wow! That's way more of an undertaking than I would attempt. You did a great job, Dick. It's beautiful! Did you use spiral blades or regular scroll blades? How many drill holes?
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Very well done, but so sad.
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Excellent!
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All done on scroll saw, drill press and router.
