Rockytime
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It's looking good!
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Those look great! I love cutting puzzles.
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Very nice cutting. Not gonna comment on the team.
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Holiday ornaments by Gayle at Scrollers Cafe
Rockytime replied to penquin's topic in Bragging Rights
Very nice cutting on very nice patterns. -
Beautifully done! And in six hour, amazing!
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Stunning work! Love railroad scenes.
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Probably a ridiculous question since I've been on this site for quite sometime. However, the word is used frequently I wonder when something becomes fretwork. Is it something that requires frequent blade re-threading or something else. Are portraits considered fretwork? Just curious.
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The advise here is good. My cutter is lightly used carbide. My problem was hogging instead of several lighter passes. Of course hogging could slow down the little trim router. I did run it at full throttle. Tomorrow i'll try running it through again just a few thousand deeper. My router table is small and of course I had the fence out of the way. Never thought of lighter passes. Dumb! Thanks for the suggestions!
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Were it not for SSV I would not be scrolling! Also thank you Innar.
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I just finished using a round over router bit on this piece. It is Poplar. I have used the same bit on straight pieces but never on something irregular like this. There is burning and chatter areas. I perhaps have no idea to use a router, or a dull bit, going too slow or something. I obviously don't know what I am doing. I can use some advice.
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Too bad. Looks like it might be a good saw. If cheap enough it would make a nice back up saw even if a single speed.
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Beautiful indeed!
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Exactly what my wife says!
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Now you make me doubt my own memory. You may just be correct.
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The variable speed control can't be seen from that angle. At least you can't on mine. You need to view it from the front. The other question I have is: if it is a 22" saw it is a pretty good reach for the tension knob and would be inconvenient when adjusting the tension without the front tensioner. Ray may be correct in topping it out at $200.
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Looks kinda pristine. No stand should not be a problem. How big is it?
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Very nice cutting.
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Great looking cross!
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Very nice cutting!
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Nice job of cutting on a very nice pattern!
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Very thoughtful of you and clever too!
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My Guitar Lounge Wall or Door Plaque Pattern
Rockytime replied to baggetta's topic in Bragging Rights
Nice pattern. Unfortunately I just play the radio. -
Balmy 25 Degrees in Denver.
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Great looking projects! Thanks for posting.
