MTCowpoke22
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I bought one of the coyote stencil programs. Don't remember if it was the original or 2.0 version. I thought it was absolute crap, but that's just my opinion.
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I think I'd do what Russell is suggesting. The sawdust and glue fix might work too, but I'd be concerned about it while finishing cutting out the rest of the picture.
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Great Job!
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Not arguing with anyone else's methods, but I do it a little differently. I cut into the corner as anyone else does, then I pull the blade back a little, 1/2 inch or so depending on the pattern, and put a little side pressure on the blade and cut back into the corner. I'm very careful about stopping on the line. This opens up a little wedge shaped cut and I can pivot the work and start my next line. Not saying its the correct way to do it, but works for me.
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Great Job on a great Picture. Big fan of Will James!
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Great Job!
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Finished cutting a few days ago, and finally finished the frames last night. "Risen" by Jody Smith on BB with oak frames. I torched the one for the dark highlights. Beginning to think I should've torched both.
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Great piece of wood and great job cutting!
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Looks great!
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Had someone ask me if I could make this. She found it on Pintrest (devil's website).
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Wow. Absolutely wonderful job Dave!
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Stunning!
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Great Job on the cutting!
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Can't help you on the jointer, but I do use biscuits. They work great. Just be careful that your piece doesn't flex and cup when clamping it. I use a few scrap 2x4s with straight edges to clamp on top and bottom to keep the piece flat.
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I have a bench top drill press that'll handle 1/16" bits. Its a cheap-o, but works just fine for anything I've done with it. I have looked at the seyco one and will maybe buy it someday. I don't like free handing it, especially in thicker material as I want the holes to be straight.
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Great Job.
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Wow. Great job on both.
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Wow. Well done.
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Welcome from Montana!
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Welcome from Montana!
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Great Job!
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Welcome from Montana.
