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Another vote for you to post more boxes from me Jim. You made a great job of all of them. And thanks for revealing the wood on the Rodeo box, I was wondering what that wood was. Rob
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From memory Brenda you have a Hegner clone. Why not fit the blade to the blade clamps and twist it before fitting the clamps in the saw? Does that make sense? Rob
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Hi Harry, Welcome to the Village. Nice to have a few more Brits on board. I'm from the UK originally but now live in New Zealand. I also own a Q3 (Type 2) which is a great saw. I have a copy of the manual and parts diagram which I can send you if you like. Just drop me a PM. Welcome again, and be sure to post pictures of your work. We love pictures! Rob
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I love that. It's a very pretty bowl and the inlay set it off perfectly. Rob
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Sorry to hear that Ralph. Hope you get it sorted soon. Rob
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Very nice! It looks like you have made great use of the space. Rob
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Love the dog cuttings Kevin. Steve Good patterns I think? I'm sure I have them somewhere and must get around to doing them. Rob
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Great job on both Peter. The record is excellent. Rob
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I often think we need a translation reference document for those of us down here John. It took me ages to find out Mineral Oil was called Paraffin Liquid in NZ! Rob
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It was based on a kids colouring page I found. Rob
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Tree of life cut from 3/4 inch rimu. 7.5 inches diameter. Thanks for looking. Rob
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Lovely piece Kevin. Hope you can get rid of the fuzzies without breaking anything. Rob
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Phenomenal work. Love the choice of red for the backer too. Rob
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Looks great Brenda and as everyone has said, leave it alone! Rob
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I haven't posted for a while since I bought a lathe recently and have not been doing much scrollwork. I have just finished this sign though as a present for my brother in law. He is Australian and a pretty serious home brewer so when I saw this intarsia pattern I had to make it for him. Pattern is from Fantasticwoodworking.com and the font is Umbra Normal. Thanks for looking, Rob
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Great work and interesting to see linseed oil vs danish oil on the same cutting. Personally I like the linseed oil, it looks a little warmer. Rob
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I have cut that one. There's nothing quick about it as I recall. Anyway, it never sold and finally I dropped it so it ended up on the firewood pile. Great cutting, it must be quite imposing at that size. Rob
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Love the cat, even though I'm a dog man.... Rob
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Absolutely stunning Paul. I love the frame especially, it is beautiful. Rob
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Sometimes the drill column gets in the way JT making it hard to reach holes in the centre hence peoples desire to use a dremel router to overcome that limitation but still drill a perpendicular hole. Rob
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Beautifully cut. I particularly like the little additions (shell, bird, boat etc) they really add interest. Rob
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Great cutting. I would have chickened out and left the uprights attached at the top but it does look better done properly. Well done Dick, enjoy your holiday. Rob
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Congratulations Dave. Well deserved praise from Steve, your work gets more impressive with each post. Rob
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I have a 3 dioptre LED magnifier which works well for me. @Rockytime here is an online dioptre to focal length converter you might find useful: http://www.bbastrodesigns.com/diopterToFocalLengthConverter.html Rob
