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Everything posted by tuner
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I started using shelf liner about 7 months ago. Solved a lot of little problems. It seems the cheapest I can get works the best, holds the pattern and removes easy, I pick it up at a local dollar store. I would stay away from clear, my old eyes can't see it sometimes
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Try to get more ventilation around the motor, a small fan is great or move a fan you got around.
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Look around your home and make something for yourself you would like to see hanging on a wall or sitting on a shelf. I was in the same position a few years back, made a spice rack , useful and a show piece. My wood was a multiple hue Ebony ( never saw one like it) a real bear to cut but worth it. Have fun !
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All good advice, and if she likes it I think what she cuts the first time is not that important.with your help the learning curve should be easy.
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Never asked a question that was not answered.. Always a friendly word, it was a lucky day I found ssv. So thanks to all of you that make it work
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I've reached a point were I don't mind making a mistake It feel SO good when I get it right
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Welcome from South Texas. Also a transplant from NY
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I have to agree with Fab4, my guess is we all have and will screw up
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This has to be the best so far but I won't know till I stop laughing
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I have always assemble my projects then finished them..paint or stain. I wanted to try finishing first then glueing any reasons not to ?
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congratulations on the TWO new saws, sounds like you had a good day I am looking forward to your review also.
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WELCOME from South Texas, never to late to start again, and if you have questions this is the place to get answers
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I also copied Roff ( more or less) with my aids off the shop vac is fine. I used 3/4 pipe and just drilled holes on the suction end put some nails across the end to block the chips. Most importantly it works Not 100% bit I can live 90
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My wife and I are retired This may explain why I have a headache all day
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"Bucking" saw; any steel table-insert replacements?
tuner replied to Kris's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Kris , I may have missed read your post. Is it the wood that bucks or the saw ? If it's the saw then something is way wrong. -
You did great job, I had not seen this one , I like it
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"Bucking" saw; any steel table-insert replacements?
tuner replied to Kris's topic in General Scroll Sawing
First WELCOME My only thought is to make sure your blade is tight, and stays that way. You are getting that " ping" when you set the tension, right. Also make sure table is level and blade is at 90 deg. Good luck -
Really easy to look at. Great job !
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Elegant is the first word to come to mind. Very will done.
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A great job on pattern and cutting For some reason I just could not " see" it on my phone, but on a big screen it jumped out. Very nice.
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Fantastic job, looks a lot of love went into making it, thanks for sharing.
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Very nice shop, looks like it's well set up, for me the wood planner is the biggest mess maker I take it out side most times. Must be nice to have a dust free shop, could never get it done.
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I don't know if I want to blame Iggy but I have cut 5 since I watched his video. Second thought -$"'(-'$"+!
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Around here (south Tx.) the Dollar Stores have it
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Congratulations on the new saw now maybe you can get more saw time and less repair time
