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Roberta Moreton

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  1. Where did you find the 'bendy' part? I showed this to my husband, and he said if I can find that part he will make it!
  2. It has always made sense to put the blade in the top first. The blade can hang down from the bottom clamp without problem, it cannot, however, be longer going over the top clamp
  3. Now That has s cool
  4. I go every year. It has a lot of different venders. A lot f good deals too! FESTOOL, Jet, Dewalt, SawStop. I bought my Guinevere last year.
  5. You can spray paint them!??
  6. I will be in the North Carolina Woodworker booth on the SCROLLSAW or helping with mason bee houses.
  7. I am working on the Bald Eagle from the last issues of SSWW
  8. When using BLO, use light coats and wipe off aftwe about 10 minutes. It absorbs into the wood, if you leave that top layer there, it will get gummy. This is why I don't use it for fretwork. Use Danish oil, mineral oil, lemon oil, or a spray finish with light coats.
  9. I try to listen to music with earbuds. The vacuum doesn't seem as loud then.
  10. Are they freshly cut. Drying your own lumber takes at least a year. It has to be sealed. You never know exactly what you're going to get.
  11. I have used that same repair shop on Capital Blvd. They do excellent work!
  12. Steve Good has a business card holder rthat iss quick and easy
  13. Thanks! That was very nice to see the little tips and tricks. I especially liked the water buckets and fitted table covers!
  14. Awww...thanks everyone
  15. I had a Dewalt type 1. LOVED IT
  16. I just finished this for a friend. I'm not sure what kind of wood that is. The butterfly is mounted with a coiled piece of copper wire. This allows height and a bit of vibration. The overlay body is walnut and the antenna are 26 ga copper wire. Steve Good design, #Shadow Butterfly, my interpretation.
  17. I have cut myself doing a,compound cut without a clamp. Lesson learned
  18. Dewalt. Hands down!
  19. After I dip, I put my project on a cookie cooling rack in a jelly roll pan to drip
  20. I have also seen things and/or tools I want/need out of stock for months! Frustrating
  21. Buy the Dewalt
  22. Glue stick for small things. Use enough or it might lift. I also like it for demonstrations because it was s less messy. Not for intense fretwork.
  23. Start slow, you can always speed up. The more practice you get, the faster you can go. I have been scrolling for around 15-20 years. I stay midrange. You have to find your comfort zone.
  24. Your puzzles are really cool!
  25. Buy a Dewalt. You won't be sorry.
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