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QUESTION about National Geographic Magizines....:+}
browders replied to danny's topic in Bragging Rights
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Thanks for all the answers. It seems the majority of you folks wear some sort of filter protection. I guess I'll give it a try, although historically I find the masks annoying at best. I realize that in the long term it's in my best interest, I just don't want to avoid scrolling because the mask is too much of a pain. My wife thinks I should start thinking like an adult, to which I reply, "I know I am but what are you?"
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I would like to know folks opinions on dust protection. Do any of you wear a mask when scrolling? I don't, but do seem to have a nose full of sawdust when I'm finished. I have a Jet filter that hangs from the ceiling, and must catch some dust because I have to clean the filter regularly. I still seem to suck in a good bit of dust. Wondering what the rest of you do?
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Sander, Welcome to the club. This is a great place to learn and make new friends. Hope to see some of your work. Jim
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Welcome to the club. I have learned more from hanging around this place than anyplace else. There are some amazing craftsmen (and women) here.
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Very impressive work. He's gonna love it.
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Great looking piece, and what a thoughtful thing to do.
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Thanks for the post. I'm on my way to the shop for what is probably some much-needed scroll saw maintenance.
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Lately when sawing, it seems as though the blade tension isn't as tight as it used to be. Is there some way to adjust the tension? I hate to rip the upper arm apart if I'm just wasting my time. Thanks. Jim
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I did 3D ornaments for Christmas last year. I had such a difficult time, I'm afraid to try again. My main problem was the top and bottom coming out differently. I'm sure it was how I was pushing on the blade. I tried skinny blades and blades that looked like they came off a hand saw. It just didn't work out.
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Now that would be an awesome present to find under the tree. What are your plans for it?
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I do not want a new catalog. I don't need a new catalog.......ok, I ordered one
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That's a very impressive job. What angle did you end up using?
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Was it ever determined where the pattern of this came from? My wife is a breast cancer survivor (7 years and counting). I would love to be able to cut this for her.
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Wow! That's an impressive cut. Looks great. Job well done.
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Beautiful. Truly an inspired work.
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That looks great. Good job!
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It's always nice to know about those places you would recommend. Kind of like our own Angie's List....without Angie.
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Very nice cutting. Job well done.
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Those are awesome. You got those done in a day? I'm very impressed.
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That's a very nice pattern. Gonna look great on your tree.
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I'm not really sure. The only one I tried, was 1/2" stock at 6 degrees. The inset ended up about 1/8" below the rest of the piece. Next time I'll try something closer to 10.
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Great looking angels. I can see cutting these for my grandkids to paint.
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Very nice. I too like the HD sign.
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I am always amazed when someone says they cut a pattern using spiral blades. I just can't seem to get the hang of them. Great looking picture.
