dgman
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Beautiful!
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I certainly wouldn't sand the whole length of the blade but sanding the ends and the end of the thumb screw is routine for me. Before I install a new blade I always sand the ends of the blade, and once or twice a week I'll sand the end of the thumb screw. Maybe it has to do with how much tension you apply. I always apply as much tension as I can get, on my DeWalt its 5.5.
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Nice cutting Mike!
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Nice cutting, looking forward to the finished project!
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Maybe I should rephrase, to get more responses to your question, it's best to start a new post.Is that ok with you Larry?
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Wow, very nice project! I love the video!
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Excellent!!
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Excellent work Bobby!
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Great work Pete, I like them all!
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Very nice work Todd! We don't see many Moose here in Southern California😀
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Looks good! When you say Olson UR blades, do you mean reverse tooth? The blade drifting is usually caused by insufficient tension. Make sure your blade gives a high ping when you pluck it like a guitar string. Also, when cutting 1/8", it's best to stack a scrap piece of wood to your blank for better control.
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It's best to asks a question in a new post so as not to hijack the original post.
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Hey Boby, I use both FD and Olson blades. Of the FD blades, I use mostly the Ultra Reverse blades, but also use the polar blades for compound projects and New Sprials for portraits. It's important to know that the UR blades are a lot more agresive than standard blades, but because of that, they leave a clean, smooth edge, and last about 50% longer than most blades. The UR blades do not come in 2/0, which I us a lot of. I have not had any luck cutting with any FD 2/0 blades, so I use Olson reverse tooth 2/0 blades, and when I want a less agresive blade, I use Olson Reverse Tooth blades. When I teach classes at Woodcraft, I use Olson Skip Tooth blades, mainly because they are not too agresive and they are available at the store fo the students to buy.
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Nicely done!
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Nicely done Jerry, very nice work!
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Very creative!
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I know I'm old! I love those Jim, great cutting and patterns! Beam me up Scottie
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I like them both! I love the satin finish!
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That is just striking Jay! A beautiful project!
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Beautiful cutting and pattern Dan!
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Very nice Brian, I love the base!
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Very nice cutting Jerry!
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Welcome to the Village Sam! Where in So. Ca. are you? I'm in Moorpark in Ventura Co. And I teach scroll saw at the Woodcraft store in Ventura.
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Nice work Scott! I hope the pine holds up outdoors.
