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  1. William Eicehelberger
    you did good
  2. William Eicehelberger
    happy new year hope this year will be better than the last one . hoping for more sales I can attend. I only had one I could attend made almost $500 at it and the other one was a church salee I couldn't go because of my cancer but the church took my wares they sold them at no table charge . they sold $345. those church ladies are great.. I was a seller at the first one they had and had never missed one. That was a total of $845 enough to buy a new saw.. HAPPY NEW YEAR IKE
  3. William Eicehelberger
    Welcome to the village. I buy most of my ply. wood from Paxton Woods in the cincinnati area IKE
  4. William Eicehelberger
    I have bought 1/16 from Amazon it was a little more expensive than 18 and it was bass wood. which in your case that wouldn't make any difference. It came i 10 X 18 sheets IKE
  5. William Eicehelberger
    nice
  6. William Eicehelberger
    I have used the teddy bear for more years than I can remember always good service usually shipped the next day That was before the post office started slowing down the mail .IKE
  7. William Eicehelberger
    You did good
  8. William Eicehelberger
    I have one fromm Manards it works great
  9. William Eicehelberger
    I wish I had my winter shop set up I have been sick for the past 8 weeks not much fun here cancer is not much fun. ike
  10. William Eicehelberger
    I had a problem that the blades wouldn't cut the same as they use to. I checked out my set up it looked good so ci then checked my excel and founded the the upper arm was not level with the table I straighten it out and the blades began to run fine again .It didn't make any since to me but it did help. It has something do do with the blade tension IKE.
  11. William Eicehelberger
    I am 82 years old and I have to give up craft sales . I have been scrolling since the late 60's . all my friends have all the scroll saw items they want or need. y church is having a sale in a couple of weeks I am suppose to go but don't feel like it . I still feel like sawing but what do I do with my items. I could sell on line but that don't interest me don't want the pressure, any suggestion's ?ike
  12. William Eicehelberger
    I had the same problem with Olson's blades I now use Pagis. They are ;like a lot of company's cutting corners to make a profit. ike
  13. William Eicehelberger
    The Wooden teddy bear has Olson blades and they are quick at sending them to you I get them in about 3 days
  14. William Eicehelberger
    yester day was my first show of the year. I only took items Dog puzzles, clocks and lighted Christmas trees, This was a 4 hour show which had 30 venders and I had the biggest show ever $460. It shows sorry about no pictures I have a new computer and haven't been able to set my Cammmmmmmmmmmra uet. ike
  15. William Eicehelberger
    I like it
  16. William Eicehelberger
    There is several good videos showing how to make picture puzzles . Steve Good has a good one . They can do a lot better job of teaching than I . IKE
  17. William Eicehelberger
    I attach directly to the wood. I put a light coat of spray glue to the wood. Let it to become tacky about (2 minutes). I use saw dusts to cover the areas that the pattern doesn't coverer to get rid of the tackiness , To remove the pattern from the wood I use a rag dampened with mineral spirits rubbed across the pattern and the pattern almost falls off. I then wipe the wood with the dampened rag to rewove any excessive glue on the board. Let the board dry and you can't tell it was ever had glue or mineral spirits on it .If I glue the pattern and place it on the board I still have to remove spirits and if I glue over the painters tape I then have to remove the tape ( time consuming) A gallon of mineral spirits will last for about 1 1/2 to 2 years. Quick easy and Cheep to use. IKE
  18. William Eicehelberger
    Right here on the village , id the best you can do ASK QUESTIONS. IKE
  19. William Eicehelberger
    I bought some about a year ago from Amazon, It was a little pricy but not too bad, ike
  20. William Eicehelberger
    I have been with this forum for a few years and I still enjoy it. My awards started al over since I changed to a new computer so it looks like I am new its a good site. IKE
  21. William Eicehelberger
    It happens to us all.
  22. William Eicehelberger
    I always sane the end of the saw blade to get the oil off. I have authorities and can't tighten the the thumb nut tight enough so I use a lever by Steve Good and snug the clamp. As for the noise I don't know. IKE
  23. William Eicehelberger
    I just wet to Paxton Woods and bought 2 5X5 14 BB Ply for $37.08 each that's about $10 more than 2 Mo.. ago that's $1,50 PR Sq., ft.. If it don't go down I will wish I bought more. I do stil have plenty of 1/8 BB so will be ok for a while . I guess that's life behind the saw. IKE
  24. William Eicehelberger
    about years Ago I bought one as a backup . It vibrated and made funny noises Lowes didn't want to take it back until I showed them in the manual where if I wasn't scarified with it to return it . They took it back but I think it was a piece of junk Won't buy another one. IKE
  25. William Eicehelberger
    I have one That I bought 20-25 years ago only use it a couple times a year and the have to looked for it, but it's here some place. I looked it up on Amazon and they have them for $19 to $40 Prime delivered in 2 days. The easiest way out IKE
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