dgman
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Nice work Dan, She will love it!
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Busy, busy, busy!
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Yes you have been busy, very nice work!
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Best beer stands I've ever seen, although I've never seen a beer stand, but these are the best!
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Great work for a wonderful cause. Congratulations on the funds raised!
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I can't think of a better gift to give. Beautiful work!
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Welcome to the site Rick! I'm Dan from So. Ca. Come on in and join the fun!
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Beautiful work, he will love it!
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Beautiful work as always D W!
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Welcome Mireille! I'm Dan from So. California, come on in and join the fun!
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Hey stu, how soon do you need them? I'm sure the Village members including myself would be willing to help out. Send me a pattern or source and I'll get right on them!
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Great work Dan!
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Beautiful work!
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Great work Mike. They will definitely love it!
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I'm thinking after the holidays are over and my Mother-Law goes back to Georgia, I will do a video on how I top feed. Not to change minds, but to show how easy it is for those who might want to try. Of course it is dependent on Santa bringing me a movie camera!
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Very nice work, will make an excellent clock!
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It's a wonder gesture and beautiful work.
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Hey Danny, yes you do attach the blade "in the blind", but it becomes secund nature after a little practice. I can change from hole to hole without looking at the bottom clamp in about ten seconds and you don't have to lift the work off the table.
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Hey Berry, at least the dust is behind the blade not in front. Here is a little scrolling tip. Start your cut in the corner of the chain loop instead of the middle of the project. That way the little nub will be hidden and you don't have to sand it off.
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Very nice work Dan! You must have an unlimited supply of White Oak!
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Hey Danny, nothing to criticize here, beautiful work!
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Hey Kevin, I don't know you well enough yet to know if your kidding or not, but yes, the DeWalt DW788 is a top feeder. Of course you can bottom feed on it.
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For those of you who have a saw capable of top feeding, who here actually top feed and who don't? For me, I am a top feeder!
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No. The type I hasn't been available for fifteen years. There really isn't any differance between the two except where it was manufactured.
