Karl S
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Did you know that you can change out the contact end on your D/W/ clamps? The end swivels to avoid bending the blade, and you just pull the end out and replace it. It has a tiny "o" ring holding it in place. The ends are available from D/W/.
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Shop classes are surely needed I graduated from a trade school back in the old days, BUT there is also a need for other occupations these days like the link I attached. Now that would be a great job if you have the mind for it. Just Saying, https://youtu.be/5qteMlMAaNM
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I like the Watco also Jm, I think it's a better finish personally
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Just write the issue and month on the pattern page and you will be able to match the magazine with the pattern page should they become separated,
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My first saw was a Syncro that my dad bought for me on Christmas when I was 12 Yrs. old, I'm 83 now and I still have that saw stashed away. I was one happy boy when I got it, and used it a lot.
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Great job, but don't take them to school LOL!
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got it done yesterday and it went well. Now to the healing process glad it's done and looking forward to getting back to the shop.
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Lol, When the pain gets bad enough, you will get it done, believe me.
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No it is not an epoxy . It is Cyanoacrylate Adhesive ( aka) Super Glue. The activator is sprayed on the joint to set the adhesive instantly
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I use the Stick Fast brand from Rockler, it seems to work well and lasts a long time if kept cool, It comes in 2oz bottles.
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Well I have to disagree with you, My Dr said I have a severe case, and all four of my fingers are numb, There is Burning and tingling especially in my little finger and ring finger the other two are bothered, but not as severely, so I suppose it differs in some cases. All I know is it sure isn't enjoyable at all.
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Yep same here, going in on Jan 2nd for my surgery, sure will be glad to have it done! I can relate to you my friend.
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I find that speed also has an effect, small bits need a higher speed to clear the chips.
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I like your lift, thanks for showing us, Looks like a good solution.
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Halloween Challenge - Spooky Scroll Saw Challenge
Karl S replied to Travis's topic in General Scroll Sawing
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Very good work Kevin, don't you just love Halloween?
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Ray, I use the Freud blades mostly, but Dewalt gets pretty good ratings also, I really love my Freud glue line rip blade. Never have seen the reason to spend as much as the Forrest blades cost, But they have their following of loyal users.
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It looks like the speed control knob is in back of the tape Just turn the knob to change speeds LOL.
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Beautiful box, I really like it.
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Great work Kevin, Thanks for sharing.
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Just finished this yesterday Made from Cherry.
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You leave them out in the rain 'WITHOUT" a cover of course!!
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On your print menu, there is a Scale setting and a scale to fit setting. Yours is set to the scale to fit, if you click on the Scale button you will get a window to the right of it that will allow you to increase, or decrease the size. I hope this is what you are trying to do.
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The problem looks like, form the picture that there was no provision for wood movement, wood expands and contracts with weather and temperature changes as well as humidity. The picture makes a great example of this. Nice work and you can repair this and it will be as good as new.
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I'm wondering if the joint was not covered with enough glue at the time of assembly, (a starved glue joint)?
