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dgman

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  1. Amazing cut!
  2. Very cool Dave!
  3. Tuner, I do it just like you except I apply clear packing over the pattern. Since I do a lot of fret work, I don't use the blue painters tape as I hate having to get all those little bits of tape off. After using a heat gun to remove the pattern, I use a a paper towel wetted with mineral spirits to remove any glue residue.
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    Cat N Dog

    Very nice!
  5. Cool work!
  6. Great work Todd! Is the portrait of you?
  7. Nice work!
  8. Nice work John! Looks like s Berry Basket pattern.
  9. Randy, it's a far cry from your intricate coin cutting, but it came out great!
  10. Beautiful tray Pete! I'm sure she will love it!
  11. Nice work Bobby! Hope you did well.
  12. You are staying busy William, very nice work!
  13. Busy, busy, busy! All nice work Todd!
  14. Nice!
  15. Another great looking plaque!
  16. Cool plaque!
  17. That's beautiful Montl!
  18. Nice work Dan! It's never to early to start projects. I'm already cutting Christmas items for the selling season.
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    Iggypuzzle

    Looks good Rob!
  20. Excellent work Kris!
  21. Great work as always Bobby!
  22. As was mentioned, the thumb screws are metal with plastic ends to tighten. On the working end is a movable tip called the anvil. The anvil often gets rounded over and shiny from tightening the blade against the set screw. The anvil is replaceable as is the whole thumb screw. But it's just as easy to dress the anvil. I have a simple jig to dress the anvil. Go over to Works In Progress And Tutorials here at the Village where I have a great tip with pictures. It is titled Simple Jig For Blade Slippage. I just bumped it the top so it will be easy to find.
  23. Very clever, nice work!
  24. Nice work Pete!
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