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Kragax

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  1. For those that don't know it's a town in Pennsylvania.
  2. I have been to Mars.
  3. It really is some of the finest work I've seen.
  4. All good ideas, I thank you.
  5. I have a question. With the Hawk you have to bottom feed. With multiple holders you can change blades fast, but up from beneath it is. I'm working on a large size project with many, many holes and find it really difficult to find the small hole to feed through towards the middle of the piece. I tried marking them with a red sharpie but no good. Does anyone have any tips or tricks for doing this. It is doable but , pardon my English it sucks...............Craig
  6. Welcome!
  7. Panama NY, just a bit of a ride.
  8. I looks like a woodcarvers toolbox I have seen in the past. Mine lay flat in a toolmaker's box but I have seen ones like this before.
  9. Hooray for you! I'm glad you got it.
  10. I'm stunned! That is one of the most beautiful cuts I have ever seen. You Sir, are an artist
  11. Fix up the shop, better lighting, better heat, learn to cut inlay. Hang out here.
  12. Most of the time I just hang on for dear life.
  13. I hear that.
  14. Wow that's different. I haven't had those limitations. I have to ask. Are you in USA or UK ?
  15. Is there a cost? With the sites I take care of the Php chat is a free add on
  16. Whiskey Delta Foxtrot
  17. Kevin, you hit the jackpot !
  18. Thank you all.
  19. This my first attempt at a picture. It is a Clayton Baker pattern. Cut from 1/4" BB plywood an inlayed with polymer. I think I'll make a clock out of it and give it to my brother for Christmas.
  20. I really like that one. You did a great job! Is the pattern still available someplace? My wife would love it.
  21. My friend, your work sells itself. I'm glad it's going your way.
  22. Great work! I really like that design a lot.
  23. At one time I worked at Case Cutlery. My job was casting knobs for hunting knife handles. Alum. cools fast. It would be hard to cast a thin Alum. sheet and have any control of it without specialized tooling.
  24. See, there you go. Your getting better every time. Keep up the good work.
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