hawkeye10

I used to make puzzles of pets for family and friends so now my daughter has a new Schnauzer dog and she wants me to make a puzzle of it. Thanks for your help.

Hey Denny, can you sand me a link for the blade I need? It would help a lot. Thanks, Don.

It's been a long time since I did any scrolling. I was pretty happy with how it turned out, even tho I made a bad mistake. Frank, Padauk is a very hard wood, but it's is pretty and that what we wanted.

I made my grandson a chess board and now he wants me to make him the chess men. He wants the chess men to be made of padauk and hard maple. I made the king yesterday out of padauk and it was a bear to cut. To cut this I used the # 5 Pegas (MGT) Blades. It took me over 2 hours and about 8 blades. The king is 3 3/4" tall and 1 1/4" at the base. Here is a picture of the king I cut. I will have to do this over because there is a bad mistake on the other side.

I really like the first sign. You did a great job. I like what John said. Put the money in a jar.

Jim, looks like you had a perfect day, plus plenty of room to display. I know it makes you feel good when you sell a bunch of stuff.

The Pegas MG is all I use and never had one to break. I will say it's been a while since I ordered.

I bought a DW 788 from Woodcraft wanting an EX all the time. The lady at the store said it was a better saw. I took it home and something was wrong with it. It made a lot of noise so I took it back and traded it in for an EX 16 and never looked back. So far I love it.

I don't have any trouble with red oak but white oak is a different story.

Brian it's a really nice thing y'all making those puzzles for the kids.

Len I did like you and bought my stand at HF. I have an EX16.

I have glued 1/8" pieces together and it came out nice. One thing to get them to come out right is don't clamp them very tight. I think using the wedges would be enough.