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Very nice work Jim!
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Welcome to the village, nice to have you here!
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Cool!
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Excellent cutting Khris!
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As usual DW, excellent work!
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That's a wonderful story Dick. It's got t make you feel warm and fuzzy inside!
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Wow Clayton, that is great, and a wonderful finish!
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Great puzzle Larry, I love it!
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Pattern source list.
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Your just a warm and fuzzy guy Dan!
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Those are great Rob. I love that wood!
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Nice!
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My first saw had a digital speed indicator, but blade changes were the absolute worst. When I replaced it with a DeWalt, I missed the digital indicator because I was used to adjusting the speed for cutting by the readout. So I had those speeds tapped to my saw. Now, I don't even look at the speed control (can't see it anymore anyways), I adjust it by feel and sound.
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Very nice work Ward! As far a sideways pics, are these taken with your phone or tablet? If so, did you take the pics in landscape mode, that is holding the phone or tablet sideways?
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Hey Jeff, I am a scroll saw instructor at Woodcraft in Ventura, Ca. I start my beginners students off cutting 3/4" pine with an Olson #5 skip tooth blade. A skip tooth blade is just what it sounds like, a tooth, a space, a tooth and so on. This is an overall good blade to start with. The #5 is a good size for 3/4" softwoods and 1/2" hardwood. As you progress, these may change for you, but this is a good starting point. Now, when to change blades? First of all, blades are cheap. I by them by the gross. So changing blades is constant. When the blade is no longer cutting the way I want it too, it's time to change it! That means that if it lasts an hour, or last one minute, change it. Tonight, I was cutting ornaments and a blade I was using lasted an hour, but typically, 15 to 30 is normal for me. If it is no longer cutting the way you want it too, change it.
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Nice Work Edward!
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Great choice of woods, very nice work Terrylee!
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Thank you all! It means a lot. I work full time and do most of the shopping and cooking so I don't have much time to work in the shop. In fact I just came in from the shop as I have another show on the 7th & 8th of November. I plan on working in the shop every night after dinner for the next two weeks. Then two weeks after that I have a scroll saw class at Woodcraft. I have to prep wood, patterns and supplies for the class. After that I'll have time to clean the shop. I'm looking forward to that as my shop is such a disaster. Its dangerous to go in there!
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Great job John!
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Welcome to the Village Dwayne! Come on in and join the fun!
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Excellent cutting Frank, and a great pattern'
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Great work Gordie as I sit hear watching the L A Kings playing the Carolina Huricanes. The Kings are winning by the way!
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That's a great project! Great pattern and cutting!
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Don't spend money on the DeWalt light, it's crapp!
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To keep the piece stable. If you remove the fallout, your finished piece will move around and come out irregular. I use a home made clamp ficture to hold everything in place while cutting. Steve Good has one in his pattern catalog, but mind is a lot simpler. I actually have two different sizes.
