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  1. dgman
    Great work Peter! Like Len, I have had that patern for a long time, but still haven't cut it. Yours came out great!
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    Very nice work Monti! I often display my stand up puzzles standing up with the pieces deliberately out of line with each other to demonstrate that it is a puzzle. I see nothing wrong with yours!
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    Welcome to the Village Niel, beautiful work there!
  4. dgman
    Great project Don and a great thing to teach your grandchildren!
  5. dgman
    I can't help you specifically Randy, but if you check out the Woodcraft or Rockler sites, you will get an idea of what you may need. I would love to have a built in system, but for now, I just move the hose from machine to machine. Not very efficient I know, but it works!
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    Welcome to the Village Tony! That is some very impressive work! Come on in and join the fun!
  7. dgman
    Fantastic work, even for a rookie!
  8. dgman
    Very cool Dan, I like that a lot!
  9. dgman
    Here's another source: http://www.woodworkingparts.com
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    I'm here

    dgman replied to Jim McDonald's topic in Introductions

    Hey Jim, welcome to the Village! Yup, lots of familiar folks here. I'm a member of two other sites, but call the village my home. Come on in and join the fun!
  11. dgman
    Excellent work Dave!
  12. dgman
    Nice work there!
  13. dgman
    That's a nice project!
  14. dgman
    Tension, tension, tension!!! In my opinion, you can never have enough tension!
  15. dgman
    Nice work!
  16. dgman
    rDave, chances are you have African Mahogany, which is very grainy. It can leave rough edges. I prefer genuine Honduras Mahogany. It will leave a very smooth, almost shiny cut edge with absolutely no sanding necessary. I use mainly hardwoods like genuine Mahogany, Cherry, Maple, Red Oak, and Maple. I also use Sapele, which is a good substitute for genuine Mahogany. All of these woods mentioned will leave very smooth cut edges. I do use Baltic birch plywood for portraits and such.
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    Interesting pieces! Very nice work Steve!
  18. dgman

    Wimsical

    dgman replied to wombatie's topic in Bragging Rights

    Lots of fun!
  19. dgman
    Excellent work Peter!
  20. dgman
    Well now, that's silly! Great work!
  21. dgman
    Way to go Danny, very Nice work!
  22. dgman
    That's cool Dan, nice work!
  23. dgman
    Yup, that's what I use.
  24. dgman
    Very nice Dave, cutting and pattern!
  25. dgman
    Cute!
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