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I had the same thought!
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Excellent work Don, they are sure to love them!
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I’m always impressed with your creativity! That is a wonderful project! What I like to do with letters like that is I’ll connect the individual pieces together to make it one piece, or two for e, d and so on.
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You can tell that picture is really old. All those power tools are By General that were made in Canada. They haven’t made tools in a long time!
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Hey Ray. I assume the light is directly attached to the side of the head? The light conduit will be threaded and inserted into the hole in the head. There will be a lock nut on the inside of the head. The trick will be getting to that nut so you can tighten it. I don’t know what that trick Is though. I’m sure you will be able to figure out!
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Nice!
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A champagne glass for New Years! Very nice Barry!
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Looks good Barry. FYI, that is not stained pine. It is called blue pine. It is caused by a beetle the permeates the wood and discolors it.
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They look great Marg!
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Beautiful piece Jim!
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Leopard Cub with Pal, an African Ground Squirrel
dgman replied to DickMira's topic in Bragging Rights
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Great looking project Frank! I love the Mahogany backer. I’ve cut many portraits with a natural wood backer. To me, it looks more natural than a painted backer.
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Great looking work Charlie!
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Russ beard pattern . First cut after spending surgeryy
dgman replied to Woodrush's topic in Bragging Rights
Nice. @Foxfoldwill love that! -
The skill saw is basically the same 16” saw everybody else sells, different colors and labels. Wen, skill, Dremel and so on. It uses adapters to mount pin-less blades. It has a vacuum port to hook up a shop vac, but that gets in the way when trying the attach the lower blade clamp. I would only recommend these saws to beginners just learning to scroll.
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Gary, I have the DeWALT 735 bench top planer and absolutely love it. I also have a Delta 6” open stand jointer. It’s about twenty years old. The only problem I have had with it is a broken plastic handle that adjusts the fence. Other than that, it has been a dependable work horse.
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I’m not Travis but, the current ornaments are added to the previous years of ornaments. You will find the 2020 ornaments on the last few pages. It’s a shame that two members who said they would contribute didn’t.
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@trackman is right. If it’s raining, people go home. If you still want to set up in the rain, you need a pop up that is water proof.
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Very nice Job on that!
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Another amazing piece Dick!
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Nice work Dave, and a very nice looking saw!
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Round over the blank before you cut. Might save you some frustration!
