dgman
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Welcome to the Village Jason. You are off to a good start with your scrolling.!
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Crafty lady!
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Your Intarsia skills are improving exponentially Jim, this one came out great!
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Looks good Joe!
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You’ve done a very nice job on it Chuck!
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Nice work Gordon!
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Looks great Ralph! Are you going to frame it?
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Awesome!
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Rabbets and lap joints on scrolling projects? Sounds like you need a dust collector!
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They all look very nice!
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Very nice piece Roberta!
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Welcome to the Village James! Looks like you are off to a flying start with your new hobby!
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Well, thank you Dragon!
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Looking good Pete!
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Great looking piece Chuck!
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One thing that has not been mentioned, blade tension. The blade needs to “ping” when you pluck it. If it “clunks”, it’s not tight enough.
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I like it Don, nicely Done!
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Those are amazing Kevin!
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Are you a believer Gordon or are you just fooling around?
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They both look great!
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Nice cutting! What wood did you use?
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I can’t speak of these Knok-offs but I have a Dust Deputy that I use solely for my random orbital sander. Every project I cut gets sanded by my ROS so it gets used almost daily. I only have to clean the vac filter once a year weather it needs it or not!
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Excalibur EX-19 from early 1990's - Pre-sale advice needed
dgman replied to MarylandScroller's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I used to have an arm lift on my DeWALT saw. But soon I discovered it was just in the way. When I move from hole to hole, I let gravity lower the arm rather than having to pull the arm down. Also, when changing a new blade, there is no need to raise the arm at all. I simply insert the blade into the next hole in the work piece and line it up with the hole in the table, lower the blade to mount in the upper clamp, then the lower clamp. Easy, no need to raise the arm at all!
