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  1. Rockytime
    I really like that cute little squirrel. It rally looks so squirrley....
  2. Rockytime
    Terrific boxes.They look great.
  3. Rockytime
    Kevin, your cutting always inspires me.
  4. Rockytime
    Great tribute to the Eagles. Nice cutting.
  5. Rockytime
    Looks great.
  6. Rockytime
    That is one very cute little fella! It is outstanding and I like it.
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    Well I got the new pot and it made no difference. With shipping I'll spend probably $200 for a new controller including shipping. It's OK. I knew going into the deal it would probably need a controller. The seller had the controller information which he obtained from Bushton. I've spent too much time messing with it. I'll order it probably near spring as there is no room to use the saw. I appreciate all the input. Thanks everyone.
  8. Rockytime
    That is unique cutting. I'da never thought of making a comb. Pretty nice!
  9. Rockytime
    This is a Steve Good pattern cut from an extra cedar fence slat. I have a couple of extra boards so thought I would try using it. #5 FD polar. Very easy cutting.
  10. Rockytime
    I have three Dremels. I've had them for years. I have not used the new VS Dremel on hardwoods. If I were cutting much hardwood my choice would be the drill press.
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    Kevin, I don't know if this helps. First photo is the lower end of the tension rod on my 216vs. The washer means I forgot to remove it. Second photo is the upper part of the tensioner. When I bought this saw the blue lever was missing. The previous owner replaced it with a 2-1/2" knob for tensioning. The rod is 1/4-20 all thread because I happened to have it. It works quite we. Photos three and four are the lower and upper tensioners. This saw is a 220vs Ultra. The fifth photo is the original Tension rod. It is just under 9-1/2". The blue lever has a brass threaded knob threaded into the round holder for the rod. I did this because after scrolling for a time the threaded rod would turn and lessen the tension. The brass knob prevents that. Thus I do not pay attention to the clock diagram for tension. I just set the tension and forget it.
  12. Rockytime
    All the WW stores around me also have it.
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    For pilot holes I use a variable speed Dremel with the router attachment. Works very well. I have two inexpensive drill presses. Neither is HF. One is a bench drill. the other is a floor model. Unless I were working for NASA I would buy a HF. Usually a drill press, is a drill press, is a drill press...
  14. Rockytime
    Your cutting is always great. Very nice pattern.
  15. Rockytime
    You're doing some nice work on that Jet.
  16. Rockytime
    Clever pattern and nice cutting too.
  17. Rockytime
    Very nice cutting and an interesting subject.
  18. Rockytime
    Great cutting and really nice patterns.
  19. Rockytime
    You done good!
  20. Rockytime
    Terrific idea!
  21. Rockytime
    You can't buy the ones you make for $10. You can't buy a clock that nice period.
  22. Rockytime

    Warriors

    Rockytime replied to WayneG's topic in Bragging Rights

    Very nice cutting and nice background. Is it painted, cloth covered or what. Looks good.
  23. Rockytime
    Congratulations on a great and on your excellent cutting.
  24. Rockytime
    Great pattern, great cutting.
  25. Rockytime
    Very cute. I like them.
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