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I use spray glue to hold patterns but I was wondering what I could use for smaller patterns. The spray puts our a lot plus turning upside down is just a waste and a messy. I could put tape first then use white glue or whatever. Just want something you brush on or spread with a finger right on the wood.
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Very nice work, and using 3/4 oak a lot of slow cutting work..thanks for sharing
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Something to think about on the 4th (and every other day)
tuner replied to Doug's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Very nice . The work & the sentiment -
I would go with the smallest blade & bit drill on the line and the hole will almost disappear. If your perfectionist will.. make 2 holes were the hinges would be cut out the door.
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It always helps to add a little humor to your day. Some times people want to refinish themselves, sometimes they think there getting a super deal.. you just keep up the good work ..
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Try to relax a little, but I know venting does help a little. As far as the wife not listening ? Do they ever
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A big part of scrolling for a lot of us is just the fun of doing. The saw is a tool, you do well to use the best you can afford. With practice and time you will solve your problems, but in this case a better tool will eliminate most and increase fun. you may not be doing anything wrong you work with what you have....but there is a better way
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Welcome. I am sure someone will be able to help you out, myself, I've never done baskets could be a nice challenge.
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A big Texas welcome, settle in and relax , all sorts of good information can be found here. How do you like your DW ? I may break down and get one someday.
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Well they say getting there is half the fun. I've had to set up a new shops over the years and always thought of it as enjoyable, always planing to make it better and even succeeding sometimes. As far as heat -- here in South Texas we have our share. Glad to hear your getting all put together may as well enjoy doing it.
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I can't help but you may want to add what metal, steel, aluminum,brass, and how thick. I can only add from what I done in metal it's slow going Good luck
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Well I guess you know what wood is recommended, looks like a nice project post some pics when your done.
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Always good to know, maybe home depot is geared more towards home handyman and buys accordingly
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WOW !! it's easy to see why people like your work, thanks for sharing.
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Delta and Dewalt, in my opinion your paying for the yellow paint, both are good saws new, if I were buying used the upper end saws can be had in good condition if you look around and I think there built better,cut better, last longer, and just as easy to repair.also what you intend to do makes a difference..hobby, work, as for size I would stay as close to 20 as I could but would not turn down a good 14..that's still over 2 foot cut to center. Well just thoughts. You seem to have the funds, if you don't rush you should end up happy
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Congratulations . Bet putting it together was a labor of love
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Looks like you found a gift that will keep giving for a long time Nice Job
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something good in everything thats bad
tuner replied to amazingkevin's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Time to sit back grab a cup of coffee ( or something stronger) and relax. -
Mini or micro drills can be found with a Google search and on ebay
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Get tired of never having the right size bit in the rotary tool, find the right collet ext.ect. thinking about a mini drill ,24 volt takes up to 4 mm bit, built in Chuck and very light, maybe keep it next to the saw for the hole you always forget. any thoughts ?.. also cheap at under $ 18
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Yea !! Happy Father's DAY, I had a good one.hope you can say the same
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Nice work and thanks for the idea on a spice rack , and location
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Maybe, but what a way to go
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I am going to try a box fan and filter for my saw and Wonder were do you set your fan to work best , on the floor or or higher. do.you hook it up to your floor switch or just leave it run
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And you call yourself a newbie ? Maybe in time spent not in talent. Great job
