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  1. Rockytime
    Looks like it is doing a good job for you. Keep up the good work
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    Good to hear. Perhaps the economy really up.
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    I made a Steve Good jig. I'm curious as to what kind of saw you use. Looks like you are doing a pretty nice job.
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    That's a great haul, especially if you are into turning.
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    A very cool Pattern and execution. With needles that dull I won't go near your wife.
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    I could do it if I started now. I would have then finished for Christmas 2020. I'm exhausted thinking about what all you did. Whew, good job..
  7. Rockytime
    A very unique project executed very well!
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    I'm really impressed with the variety you are cutting. I've done the mallard and owl. I have a young friend that loves to paint so I'll have to order more patterns.
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    Wonderful cutting and for a great cause too. Many thanks!
  10. Rockytime
    Those are very nice. Steve has some very nice patterns.
  11. Rockytime
    I could spot weld where all the bolted joints are.
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    I'm glad things are working out for you. I buy large disposable aluminum pans for dipping my projects. I use 50/50 BLO an equal amount of mineral spirits and boiled linseed oil. I do pour the unused amount back into the glass quart jar. It never hardens in the sealed jar. I also place a piece of waxed paper on the mouth of the jr and then apply the cover. It makes removing the cover easier later. I briefly wipe out the pan. Not real well as it will dry hard and after a few uses I throw it out.
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    Hi Jeff, I'm sure your problem is not near enough blade tension.Lack of sufficient tension forces you to apply excessive pressure to get the blade to cut. I tighten to e above high c. Just kidding of course. BTW, welcome to the Village.
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    That's funny!
  15. Rockytime
    I just watched the video again. I was wrong. I believe it was running full bore. Now if I can get the egg off my face!
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    Thanks Kevin.I looked on you tube a while ago but did not find it. It appears the speed selector was at minimum. I do not believe it could happen at full throttle. If I were t level my Hawk it would also pass the nickle test at low speed. The whole thing is academic since I never go beyond 3/4. It was just something that piqued my interest. I appreciate all the feed back. Very interesting.
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    Those look so great. Bobscroll is the man!
  18. Rockytime
    That is cute. I'd call him the pixel man cause I've never heard of mega man. But then I'm old.
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    Very nice work you've done!
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    JT, it was you that turned me on to the PSR. They are terrific.
  21. Rockytime
    What is the difference between the Ultra Reverse and the Penguin Silver Reverse. I ordered a bunch of the Penguins.
  22. Rockytime
    You have done a GREAT job. Beautiful!
  23. Rockytime
    JT, you are absolutely correct, just like an electrician's ladder. I would like to see a video at full speed to see if that nickel will still stand. I'm a doubter.
  24. Rockytime
    Since I got hit by the scrolling bug I have stopped making pens. Kinda consumed by scrolling. I have a bunch of pen kits I should make. I'd like to try making segmented blanks but do not have precision enough equipment to do so. I'll back to it one day though.
  25. Rockytime
    Hi Brenda, I am quite sure you understood your hubby in spite of all the highfalutin words. You aint no dummy. We don't got no dummies here.
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