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Very interesting.... Might be helpful when making a pattern. Not sure, I don't know how to make a pattern yet..... Working on it. Later Jamminjack
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Hey Ray, I know this isn't exactly what you were looking for but maybe you could get some ideas. I designed and built this stand for my shop. It is three leg design with leg cut outs. Very comfortable to work off. I can roll it where ever I want and just lock the wheels. Some times when the weather is sunny, and warm I roll the saw out on to the deck and saw outside. Very rewarding. Take a look. You might get a few ideas for your situtation. Later Jamminjack
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Hey Buddy You are my hero! Super job on the names...Love the font. What is the name if you don't mind? As they say in the Blue Ridge. Ya done good boy! Later Jamminjack
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I agree. On all the saws I have owned The first thing I do is to install a aquairium air pump. They are so much stronger that the bellows that come with the scroll saws. Talk about clearing the saw dust! Plus no more proplems with split rubber bellows. Works for me Later Jamminjack
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Well Gator sure looks like you love to make big piles of saw dust. Job well done.. Love your work Later Jamminjack
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You go Gator!!! If you sell him one, don't be afraid to charge him . He's in your office now and your the Dr.... (Don't you love being able to get even?) Have a blessed day Later Jamminjack
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Mike The loss of a love one is one of the most devastating and traumatic times in our lives. A truly difficult time for family and friends. Your work shows the love and dignity your friend deserved. Job well done. Jamminjack
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3/8 makes for a little more hefter box. Especially if you want to put a sliding top on the box. (allows more recess in the side panels.) Thats just my two cents worth. I am sure what ever you tackle it will be outstanding. Later Jamminjack
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Marge looks like you are opening up a new chapter in your scrolling book. Keep thinking outside the box. You might start a whole new fad for scrolling. Got to go and set my cherrio's on fire. Have a blessed day Jamminjack
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Good Job Keith. I especially like the VW bus.... That brought back a lot of memories..... Use to have one... Can still smell the smoke coming out of the windows...... Later jamminjack
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Hay Dan Sometimes you get pieces of wood with outstanding grain,and you just hate to even cut it; I can relate to that. Enjoy and make a masterpiece.....
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Hey there Carl, That is a wonderful project. You designed, it and you cut it, Be Proud..... You done gooood///// (as we say in the Mts.) As my fellow villagers stated ahead of me. Practice, be patient, and enjoy what you are doing..... You will only get better. Keep up the good work; Jamminjack
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Hey Kevin, Am I understanding you correctly? Did you formica your top on the Dewalt? I never heard of that before, Are you happy with it? How is is standing up? very interesting..... Paul sounds like a good project. Please post pictures. I am sure a lot of people here will be following this project. Jamminjack
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Hey there Fab 4 I like it. Nice to see scrollers going the extra yard. Good Job Jamminjack
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my mind just had a melt down, waiting for the smoke to clear! I agree with you Dick I think? Thank you for sharing, alot of good information.... Later Jamminjack
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Hey there Kevin Nice signs. You did a very nice job. Sorry to here about your problems with the car.... Reminds me of a car I used to own. It was a pretty rare car . Called a Rolls Could Hardly. It would roll down one hill and could hardly make it up the next.... You have a good day my friend, better days are ahead. Later Jamminjack
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If cutting baltic birch plywood I use blue tape top and bottom, 3M spray pattern on , and then clear tape over pattern on top. Might seem like a little over kill, however when finished cutting, peel tape , pattern off alltogether. Really helps with the lubercating of reverse blades, and cuts down trementiously on sanding. Nice clean cuts top and bottom. Works for me
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Wow what an amazing wife!!!! You are a lucky guy. I would like to ask my wife if it would ok to up-grade to a new saw. But she is still in training for her upcoming cage fight. (not a good time) Once again I am so glad she doesn't read this forum. Gotta love her. Later Jamminjack
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Hey there Ron and welcome to the village. When you get a chance post some of your work we would all like to see. The only thing I know about England and I am having one now is English Muffins. Love them Gota Go Welcome once again, Jamminjack
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Blue Ridge Mts of Virginia. In good ol Franklin County. Moonshine capitol of the World.... Got to go now another batch is just about ready. Later Jamminjack
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Welcome, from the Blue Ridge Mts of Virginia. That's nice that you and your husband have similar interests. My wife started coming out to the shop to see what its all about. I noticed she took a interest is sharping tools I had to put a stop to that. Not easy scrolling with one eye on the work and the other looking over your sholder..... I am sure you and your husband will find a home here. There are a great bunch of caring and sincere people who reside here. Also a few on the witness protection program. (I am not supposed to talk about that) Have a great day Jamminjack
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Well done buddy. Nice cuts, great craftsmanship. Go hose down your saw its still smoking..... Jamminjack
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YES I FINALY HAVE FOUND MY PEOPLE........ JAMMINJACK
