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NEAT-- I have always liked the "live-edge" effect! Ihave even "fashioned it" in the past for some projects!
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Our friend "Heppner Guy" does sell soem on Facebook, I know NO details of how though! Dick; please clarify. Thank You.
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Mine took 4-1/2 years of real abuse and now I have minor issues! I cut many hickory and oak pieces 3/4 and thicker! So I know I over-worked it. I also cut many 2 by 4 toys with it . They are a nice saw and work well! I think you wail enjoy it a lot!
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patricia nimocks clear acrylic sealer
rjR replied to Young_Scroller's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I would give it a try! Use on an expendable or re-sandable unimportant piece first! LET DRY thoroughly! LET DRY thoroughly! YES VERY important. Then see what it turns out like! It may be a very pleasant surprise. I think it will. Also remember that 2 thin coats are better than a heavy saggy one! -
We were using my wooden bottle openers over the holidays and my Grand-son-in-law; suggested that I make some of these. They are oak, and the wheels are also. The finish is a light torching then a wipe on to keep the char in place. Wheels are unfinished, but the axles are waxed to keep them turning easily! Pattern is an rjR--- . I did actually lay this out before cutting, usually do NOT on my toy cars. I also cut templates at the time of the original cut! An addition to the comment from original== YES; these are "Bottle tested veterans". I have made enough to cut the opener part without a real pattern! Cut a bit small if in doubt then open wider/ deeper with a file or re-saw it!
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I think NO CLOCK!-- It is so nice as is; the clock will be a minus!
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Fantastic work-- way past my abilities, patience and endurance levels!
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Some biker is going to really love that!
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You -Just joined our "asylum/haven"-- WELCOME TO THE INSANITY--Best advice I can give is-- do the things you want to--Please the person in the mirror-- and after 60+ years of running one I eventually may learn how! Oh and make the "nest" comfortable for you! Chair-light- noise maker- wind machine(REVERSE) and all the other comforts!
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Good going! Neat saw!
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A "Thank You " for an Idea that will be modified for a BBQ man we know! Very nice work and I now will have to do the BBQ Champ! one.
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Great work-- that 2AM is only 11PM here --so you were not really up so late! Kidding aside GREAT WORK!-- Actually very nice. I get unable to function at anything when I get too tired! You used to party till 5AM-- and change clothes --shower and be to work by 7AM --So what was the problem!
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Nice ork and a good sale too!
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A.K. BEING A.K. AGAIN! Good luck and the saws are repairable-- but F you try to maintain that pace you might NOT BE! Hope you "GETTER' DONE!"
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Amen to all above comments!
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Not a cuckoo clock--JUST a very COOL CLOCK! Very well done. A very unique "WHO WHO " clock!
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Just some bottle openers for assorted Christmas presents for son's co-workers. Fun to make. Variety of different "firewood" pieces. The rawhide strap is as much or more work than making them. I have made enough to not even try to use a pattern-- just guesstimate and GO! The product testing can get expensive and seems to make a person sleepy too!
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There was something "fishy " about all that work! Great bunch of gifts!
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Well done. They will like them very well too!
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Even the local fencing company that builds wooden fences may let you raid the dumpster! Just ask them-- fence cedar can be planned and sanded to become very pretty and usable for any hings!
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A> K. being A. K. Again! Hope the new abode is comfortable and fits the needs!
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It just kept getting BIGGER! Neat!
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IMPRESSIVE!
