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    Unity Cross

    tuner replied to JimErn's topic in Bragging Rights

    Truth is i can't find anything to criticise that's a good that will be loved
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    Great job, going to be hard to top that one. Well worth the time ( and waiting ) it took
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    WOW !!!!!!!
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    Great pattern, great cut, Great job. like a picture
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    Handy Tips

    tuner commented on Travis's article in Articles

    Your never to old to learn.. Been scrolling for 20+ years and some of the tips here are new to me Keep them comming there not just for newbies
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    Don't know if this will help any but i just cut a piece of paper the size of the insert i want then make smaller copies at the local office supply till i get a eye ball match.. No doubt there are math formulas but at .10 a copy it works for me.. And no, i don't think it was a stupid question
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    Check cherry tree catalog they have a nice collection of hardware, i use a ring hanger for most times. If your lion (which look great) is real heavy maybe 2 ring hooks and a wire like hanging a large painting.. on the wall ? I would look for a stud to put my hook in
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    Welcome from south Texas, post some pic's of your work when you can.
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    Welcome to the village, a lot of pro's here all willing to help. And ill add the old standard -the only stupid question is the one you don't ask- so get started make some mistakes but above all enjoy it's a great hobby...
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    Welcome to the village, there is a lot of information available here just for the asking, and your right scrolling can be very rewarding. Your hanger looks like it could be copied (trace). we have a pattern maker here who mite help.
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    I've done things like that more often then I like to admit but since for me it's just a hobby no big deal, like mentioned by Heppnerguy most wood glues should come off with water. I use a hot glue pot so no getting the glue off But you can be sure your not only one with a duh moment !
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    I also agree with you Charley and years back i found that when starting with a square piece of wood i cut each corner off, this gives me 8 edges for my fingers to use in turning the work, for me it seems to help the control work
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    Yea, I'll start one right a way, like i don't have enough driving me nuts now
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    Whatever system you use to tension your blades new user's should be aware a loose blade will cause you more trouble then one a little over " just right "
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    Looks like some show, wish it was a little closer, thanks for the information
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    Don't know which one i like best but i am enjoying pictures So far there all winner's
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    Very nice , but dont wear your self out,
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    Very nice, 3/4 ply is slow going thanks for sharing
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    Owl

    tuner replied to Aggie's topic in Bragging Rights

    Very nice cutting, i like the pattern also. thank for sharing
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    Nice job. So much the better if you needed a t shirt .. Looks good thanks for sharing
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    That is some cutting !!! I enjoy small cuts but doubt i am up to this. Well i can always use my saw as an excuse
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    Good to know, my EX is a 19 inch solid no lift arm... ohhh how I miss that little convenience
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    50 bucks you can't go wrong, if it running today it will keep running . It seems these old saws wear out but don't just break that offten
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    Thanks, gives hope to us non mechanics that we can rebuild it we can repair it too.
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    Thats a great piece, may help clear some clutter around here, thanks for sharing and the idea.
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