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    Sorry We're

    dgman replied to GNorton's topic in Bragging Rights

    Cool sign!
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    More than likely, it is the switch. It is not sealed, so dust and debris will eventually gum up the contacts in the switch. I have many times taken the switch apart, and cleaned the contacts. It has always been the issue. I teach scroll saw at the local Woodcraft store and have had a saw quit working in mid class. I can take the switch apart and working in about ten minitues. To remove the switch, first unplug the power cord, then remove the 4 torx screws holding the control housing to the saw. With long nose plyers, pull the two wires off the switch. Pull from the wire conectors.You also have to disconnect the conector coming from the speed controller. Once you have the housing removed look inside. You will see two clips holding the switch in place. Use a screw driver or your fingers to squeeze the clips towards the switch, then push the switch out! To replace, reverse the process. Good luck!
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    Welcome to the Village Gary!
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    Welcome to the Village Raul! Very nice work there. I especially like the Freddy Mercury Intarsia, beautiful work!
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    Welcome to the Village Travis! Looking forward to your patterns!
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    Well now, that's impressive!
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    You can glue your pattern onto a a scrap piece of plywood. Then using blue painters tape, tape the scrap with pattern onto your work piece., then cut your pattern. With that said, there is nothing wrong with cutting your jigsaw puzzle free hand. I have cut many jigsaw puzzles free hand, without a pattern.
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    That came out great Rob!
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    I went to the Seyco site to check it out. They say the stand has five adjustable positions including bench top version.
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    Thanks for the review Randy! So, how many coins did you give away?
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    Nice work Dick!
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    Looks good, keep up the good work!
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    Awsome job Ron, you always do fantastic work!
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    Listen to Scott!!!
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    A bit far for me to drive, I would love to go just to meet Randy and Steve Good. I have one of Randy's cut coins. It is quite amazing!
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    It did come out nice Dan, great work!
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    Great work Steve!
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    Another good one Paul! I think you are ready for a gear driven clock!
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    If you don't like the look of poly, why use it? I don't like the look of poly on my scroll saw projects. For a final finish I always use spray can Laqcuer. In fact I use semi gloss as I don't like high gloss. Laqcuer dries real fast, so I can apply two coats within a half an hour. After the Laqcuer dries, I use a folded piece of brown paper bag to smooth out the finish and remove any dust nibs. The result is as smooth satiny finish!
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    Love them both Paul!
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    Wow Todd, that is a great looking Plaque! Those corner really finishes it off!
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    My thoughts and prayers going out to you Hans.
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    Chickadee

    dgman replied to woodduck's topic in Bragging Rights

    Looks good to me Peter, nice work!
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    Wonderful work there Jim!
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    Hey Roly, why does your work bench look like a table saw? Nice looking items!
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