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Scroll Saw - Wildlife pictures and wood burning endeavors
dgman replied to David Lehner's topic in Bragging Rights
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Nice looking boxes!
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Nice work Joe!
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Wow Travis, Todd did a great job on it, and you are a wonderful artist! thank you for all you have done for us!
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That is truly a monster truck Dan, nice work!
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You did a wonderful job Marg!
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Cool work!
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Looks great Rob! Make sure to post when finished.
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The easiest way is if everyone put their first name on a signature line at the bottom of their page, but that's not going to happen! i don't think there is any other way without clicking on their profile page, and even then, they may not have their name listed.
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Nice work Gordie!
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Nice work on all of them Gordie! How much do you get for these?
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You always do such beautiful work Ron, and this one is no exception!
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I like them both, very nice work!
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Great work as usual Randy! I don't always buy the magazine as I'll only buy it if there is something that appeals to me, but I will defiantly but that issue!
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You have every reason to be proud, congratulations!
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You've outdone yourself Randy! I know you said the inlay is flush and tight, but did you have to glue it in or solder it?
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Excellent work Mimi!
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Nice work Berry. Straight lines are the hardest to do. You didn't say what size blade you used but I would use a larger blade such as a #5 or larger. An old wise man (Mike, of Flying Dutchman fame) used to say: cutting a straight line is like driving a straight road, you have to move the wheel left and right to go straight. That comes to mind every time I cut straight lines.
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Cool pattern and a great looking plaque. i played Bass in rock bands for over twenty years! A whole nother life ago!
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Excellent work Roly! I cut two of them last weekend. Haven't put a finish on yet, hopefully this weekend.
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On my DeWalt saw, there are no stops on the blade clamps so you can mount the blade anywhere on the clamp. When using FD UR blades or any brand skip tooth blades I have about 3/8" from top to bottom. I usually mount the blade protruding from the top clamp. As the blade wears, I will lower the blade so it just barely clamping in the top clamp and protruding out of the bottom clamp. It's like doubling the life of the blade. This won't work for standard reverse tooth blades because when you mount the blade in the lower position, you lose the reverse teeth.
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Cowgirl done (not quite good enough to call it bragging)
dgman replied to jbrowning's topic in Bragging Rights
The cutting looks good Jim. If you glue a backing board on, you can glue the broken piece to it. -
Looks good so far Travis. I'm sure there will be some tweaking going on.
