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I think that is beautiful full stop. (period). The cherry is gorgeous. I like the feathers, but don't think they sit well with the piece, adding a bit of a distraction from your excellent work. Rob
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Beautiful walnut. Really makes it stand out. Rob
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Perseverance pays off. What a fantastic job. Rob
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Awesome job there Dave. Rob
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Great job. The gold chain really sets it off too. Rob
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I think you should keep making mistakes Dave. Your fixups are great improvements. Rob
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Hi Edward, I used painted MDF as a backer for this plywood trivet. I glued it with ordinary wood glue and it is still fine some months later. I wouldn't get it wet though. Rob
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I have often wondered about cutting laminate flooring. I must try it if I can find any offcuts. Rob
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Wow, you are one talented man Brian. Exceptional work as always. Rob
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Thanks Marg. It's night time here so this was taken under artificial light hence the photo is not the best. I decided not to apply BLO to this one as I didn't want to darken the oak too much so I just used a couple of coats of Rustoleum semi-gloss clear coat. It is easy to apply and dries quickly. Here is the original unfinished image for comparison. Rob
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Tiger cut from three quarter inch reclaimed oak. No finish applied yet. Pattern available here: http://scrollsawer.com/2014/03/28/wildlife-silhouettes-bonus-patterns/
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Owl & Tiger - 2 very uninteresting projects. Just wanted to cut something
Rob replied to cynbone's topic in Bragging Rights
I wouldn't call those uninteresting. Very well done on both. Rob -
It looks like that saw has the same clamps I have on my Delta Q3. I love the clamps as they are so easy to use but hate to think what will happen if they break. I found the SS350 manual on line, this section covers how to use the clamps. http://www.manualslib.com/manual/796316/Delta-Ss350.html?page=10#manual Hope that helps, Rob P.S. Pinless blades only.
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Wow Dick that is an awesome job. Rob
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@Orangeman, you can adjust the space between letters (kerning) in Inkscape. Travis has created many tutorials on Inkscape in the Articles section which you will find useful. Rob
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Ok so one hour for Kevin = one day for mortals like me. At last we know the ratio. Rob
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Beautiful Dave, just beautiful. Rob
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@Dave, The easiest way to answer your question is with a photo. Here is a scrap of Rimu where I have applied Boiled Linseed Oil diluted with turpentine to one half. No other finish has been applied. Rob
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Very nice Larry. That will sing once you get a finish on it but it's very impressive even unfinished. Please do post an update after the finish is applied. Rob
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Flawless cut Jerry. That looks really great. Rob
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Great cutting. How big is it? It's hard to judge from the photo. Rob
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Great cutting and the corners are a great touch. They really add an extra sense of the cross to it. Rob
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Hoot!
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Great job. I'm not sure I have the patience, let alone skill to attempt something like that. Rob
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I have just bought a can of that Rustoleum 2X to try. It costs $12.95 here or about $8.75 USD Rob
