robbert100
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looking good nice work
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nice work
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nice work
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hello everyone, I was wondering how long it takes to Change the sawblade to a new hole on a electric scrollsaw with my hand saw it takes twelve seconds, with a saw piece with lots of pieces that can take a long time sometimes I'm more working on changing the saw than the actual cutting
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nice work there Your son will be pleased with it
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really very nice do you mind if I use your idea in the future ? I think I'm going to make tablet standards whit it
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i,m following to @luperez548 you have many beautiful and impressive work @travis nice slice of bread with sprinkles
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by setbacks in life I had stopped sawing but now I'm back and now I'm trying to find my saw i had thrown in the bushes I see that there are a lot of beautiful patterns and ideas added to the village There is plenty to see and saw greets robbert
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nice work it looks great
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nice work kevin, looks like the back board needs a littel more work but it can also lie on the angle of the photo
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nice cuttings kevin (like always)
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nice cuttings i like tham a lot
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nice work looks like fun to make
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nice work on this projekt i realy like the red background
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nice work on all of tham it look good
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hi which country are you from in the usa you can buy jewelry saw blades I am not sure but I believe that mikesworkshop sels tham some tips i found on the web Always wear eye protection when drilling, cutting, or sanding brass. The clear packing tape lubricates the blade, but make sure to tape over the entire cutting surface for greater stability. The edges of brass are sharp and will cut your hands; wrap all edges in tape. You can double the life of your blade by creating a higher working surface to take advantage of the blade's unused portion. Turn corners slowly to avoid catching the brass and lifting it off the table. Be aware of the heat that is generated quickly when cutting and sanding brass. Don't try to cut brass without the backer board. As you cut, the blade is creating burrs on the backside. This not only impedes the movement of the piece as you work, but will also scratch up your table.
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nice scroll saw i think your wife wile like it it only needs a big red bow and your dun
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good work on this one
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nice work on this portrait
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nice cutting kevin your on a roll
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reel nice work its butiful to look at if it was up to me you get the first price
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real nice work very impressive i like tham all nice to know i,m not the only one whit a hand saw
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wow thats a big one kevin nice work
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nice work DW it looks great
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i,m never been on a craft fair so if you can post some picures thaan i can see whats it al about
