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Hello and Welcome to the Village Ward
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Good grief, Kevin. That is a lotta work. I hope they appreciate it. Ward
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I apparently had the lower set screw out too far, creating the J. Thanks to all who let me in on the secret to fixing it. Ward
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Head up to North Carolina, turn left onto the I 40, 2600 miles later and you're in Barstow..
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Is she going to sell your product in her kiosk?
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What do you mean, minus a lathe???? I got that, too.. Head out west, young man.
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Is this a free pattern? I have a friend who is totally a Star Trek fan. I would love to make one for her. Ward
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Super job. Ward
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:thumbs:Kevin is my Hero !!!!!
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I use both FD and Olson. FD are more aggressive, so I don't use them on delicate work, mostly because I am inept and cut through what should be solid. The Olson, I find, is better for that type of fretwork. But, I am still learning this craft. Ward
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Nicely done. Ward
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Others have said it, and I will as well.... WOW, that is Awesome!!!!
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Hello and Welcome to the Village !!!! Ward
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:thumbs: :thumbs:Very Nice Job...
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Where about in Arizona? I am in Bullhead area, along the Colorado River... plenty of snowbirds here and in Laughlin. Ward
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What does one do to stop the dreaded "J" curve????? Welcome back Ward
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Hello and welcome. Ward
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While I live in Arizona, I work in Barstow CA, about 150 miles from AZ. I have a small home in Barstow that I stay in during the week and go home on the weekends
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Welcome to the Village Ward
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I started scrolling with the blades that came with my saw and almost gave up. I was lucky enough to find some Olson's and was back on track to happily scrolling. Ward
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Most of these have come from patterns in our forum, others from Steve Good's site. I still haven't figured out why it flips some sideways and what to do about it. The Statue of Liberty is 31" by 11 1/2 ."
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Very nice job. I don't see the "oopsies," so you did cover them. Ward
