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Nice Job, Kevin!! Bruce
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Welcome to the the Village from Minnesota. Bruce
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Pegas Upgrade for Excalibur/Seyco/or any EX Clone
Blaughn replied to hotshot's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Hi Jim: If the articulating blade clamp is lighter than the factory original, vibrations would be reduced simply because the inertia would be reduced as the articulating arm and attached blade clamp reverse direction. Looking at the changes, I suspect the reduction is more "by definition" than actively discernable. Bruce -
Alway wanting more ,just tell me what it is?
Blaughn replied to amazingkevin's topic in Bragging Rights
It is time to tell your customer: "Draw me a picture of exactly what you want and I will deliver it because you are confusing* me." *Confusing me with someone who needs your business......... -
Welcome to the Village, Erv! Bruce Minneapolis
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A teeth-chattering welcome from Minneapolis to the U.P. Welcome to the Village! Bruce
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Welcome to the Village, George!
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Nice work, Kevin. As for "too cold" you'll forgive me if I am not overly sympathetic. Do you remember from your Milwaukee childhood when it was it was teens below zero and the hairs in your nose seemed to freeze when breathed and the snow squeaked when you walked? That is Minneapolis right now.
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Welcome to the Village from frozen Minneapolis, Jodie. Bruce
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Welcome to the village, Joe, from Frozen Minnesota. Bruce
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Hi Nigel: Welcome to the Village from Minnesota. Here is a strange exercise I used the help my Grandson master tight turns. Drill a hole just large enough to insert your blade. Now practice rotating the workpiece with slight pressure against the back of the (non spiral) blade. Done correctly, the hole will not grow in size. You will note that if you allow the blade's teeth to drag on the side of the hole, they will enlarge the hole. The trick is to keep the blade centered across the equator of the hole as your rotate the piece. After you get the feel for that, you can download some practice patterns. Here is one I have used: http://www.scrollsawgoodies.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/TCF0003_Practice.pdf Above all, have fun! Bruce
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Hi Skip: Welcome to the Village from "freezin' Minnesota". Bruce
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Excellent job!!!!! Bruce
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Congratulations, Jim. You have graduated from puttering to beautifully executing some serious work. Well Done! Congratulations to your daughter as well. Bruce
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Great job, Kevin - that is all except the "Let it Snow" . Where I come from, Minneapolis, snow needs no encouragement and always overstays its welcome. Now, if it were "let it melt", you would be batting 1000. Bruce
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Love the mix of wood and overall design. My wife has a much poorer sleigh which she uses to hold the Christmas Cards we get.. Beautiful work. Thanks for sharing!!
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Welcome to the Village from Minneapolis. The nice thing about the scroll saw is it doesn't give you a dirty look for ignoring it for awhile. (Only when you screw up a project.) Bruce
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I don't know, Kevin - the holidays seem to be moving you toward romantic and whimsical. Nice work !!
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Nice Job. Very colorful and good information.
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Very clean cutting. Nice Job!
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I love your work, Jim!
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AMMO & FINALLY FINISH THE TEAK BOX CUTTING
Blaughn replied to amazingkevin's topic in Bragging Rights
Nice! You just "keep on keepin' on", Kevin. You are truly amazing! -
I really like that. Any pattern forthcoming? Bruce
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Fantastic, Iggy. Well deserved!!! No puzzle there!
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I love it. Great concept and outstanding execution!!
