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  1. Young_Scroller
    Id be pressed to do it in a month
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    I just use brad nails in a bunch of the waste areas and this always holds it together nice and tight, just be sure to have at least two in the last waste area so it doesnt pivot
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    I was wondering what all of you professional scrollers out there use for a finish on portraits. I have mainly been using polyurethane but kind of want to try BLO but im not sure if that would look good on a portrait. Thanks! -Joe
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    my local menards sells 2'x4' pieces of 1/4" birch for only about $7 and thats mainly what I use for portraits and such, I usually stack 2-3 and cut them all at once. also buy quality blades such as olsen or flying dutchman, they will make a HUGE difference as to how your saw cuts
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    I have the new craftsman and is the only saw I have used but I certainly love it. For $120 you cant really go wrong, only thing i changed was put thumb screws in instead of the ones that need the allen wrench. If it is for light use I would certainly suggest it as I have had it for over a year and it hasnt given me any problems yet
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    I mostly use olsen blades because they are easily available to me, whenever I buy blades I have never really paid any attention to tpi but maybe I should I have never really found that very important, I mostly use #2 and #5 blades and sometimes larger for thick wood, Another reason you could be breaking blades is if the wood you are using is too thick, I mainly use 1/8inch to 3/4 inch any thicker than that tends to be hard to cut
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    I use olsen blades that menards sell, easier than ordering online
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    That would looks great with a small browning logo cut out and then made into a keychain, I have some antlers laying around but never thought about cutting them up, idk if Id be able to do that
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    glad you were able to get some free wood, please share what you make!
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    http://www.scrollsawvillage.com/topic/7697-click-n-lock/?hl=%2Bdewalt+%2Barm+%2Blift#entry54007 Check out this post and scroll down a little bit someone made there own arm lifter and in my opinion looks easier and better than most you can buy. As for what sparkey said, I read somewhere that iif you tighten the bolt that he mentoned it will where the inside bearings out faster
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    those look really good! thanks for sharing
  12. Young_Scroller
    great cutting, love the picture you chose
  13. Young_Scroller
    very nice cutting, love the oak
  14. Young_Scroller
    looks really good! well done, thanks for sharing
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    Thanks you for all the great ideas, no worries charlie your business card holder looks great
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    nicely done! thanks for sharing
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    very nice, incredible small detail in that one
  18. Young_Scroller
    very cool, thanks for sharing
  19. Young_Scroller
    very nice marg, you make some really nice jewelry
  20. Young_Scroller
    very cool idea, never thought of that, thanks for sharing
  21. Young_Scroller
    loved that pattern since the first time it was posted and you did a great job cutting it
  22. Young_Scroller
    looks really good! love the blue background
  23. Young_Scroller
    looks really good for your first attempt, thanks for sharing
  24. Young_Scroller
    excellently done, looks really great, cool idea
  25. Young_Scroller
    beautiful shell, really want to make one but dont have the time/skill so for now I can admire yours
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