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Sorry I can't help but i will follow along this post to see what can be used, RJ
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Very nice, RJ
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Very nice Kevin, RJ
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Looks good, you are on your way now, RJ
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Excellent job, RJ
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Results are beautiful, RJ
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Looks great, RJ
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Very nice, RJ
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Beautiful job on the chess set, RJ
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Thx Ray
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Ray, the tree of life pattern that you posted with the border, in your kitchen, how thick of wood did you use, Thx RJ
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Very nice Susan, I believe you have a youtube channel that i have subscriped to, if it is the right Susan, thx RJ
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I understand that Kevin, no snow here but suppose to be in 30's monday and tuesday, that means have to turn the heat on, RJ
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Nice, way to go Barb, RJ
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Excellent cutting, RJ
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Very nice, RJ
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Kevin, i just got an email from HF that they are having a special sale this weekend 10 to 30% off on how much you spend, RJ
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Thx for all this info and input, but all in all the I feel the scroll saw doesn't make the scroller. You could have an expensive saw, hawk or hegner, and be good, but someone else with a dewalt will be a better scroller, its the talent of the person scroll sawing, RJ
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Excellent job, RJ
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I was on another forum and a poster said that the scroll saws with the motor in the rear is why they have trouble with the linkage because of the stress on them, compared to like the hegner witch the motor is forward, what are your thoughts on this theory, RJ
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Very nice, RJ
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Very nice, RJ
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Bruce that is beautiful excellent craftsmanship, is it your design or did you follow a plan, RJ
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Wow, that's beautiful, RJ
