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  1. Woodmaster1
    Great job and take it easy until you fully recover.
  2. Woodmaster1
    Another two for the herd. You should do well at your craft shows. You keep getting new designs so things don't get stagnant.
  3. Woodmaster1
    Great job!
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    I just throw the wood in a plastic bucket for use later. Any wood not used later is kindling.
  5. Woodmaster1
    Nice job on the puzzle!
  6. Woodmaster1
    Great designs, I bet your glad you found Harvey to partner with.
  7. Woodmaster1
    Sit on a stool. My back would kill.
  8. Woodmaster1
    Got to love HOA's not. I am glad l don't have one telling me what I can do. My only restriction from the city was my detached garage could not go over 1000sqft. Mine is 990sqft only because I couldn't work in the other 10sqft. My roof has a 10/12 pitch with a dormer there is a one bedroom apartment upstairs for guests.
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    Great start to what hopefully be a great season.
  10. Woodmaster1
    GP awesome chair at your scrollsaw. I bet there is not many of those used for scrolling.
  11. Woodmaster1
    Nice shops Gary & Frank
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    The rigid sander works great. The woodworking club I belong to has one and it is used all the time and has held up well.
  13. Woodmaster1
    A better look at the shop machinery.
  14. Woodmaster1
    Trackman looks like you have room for more things. Chuck your setting a bad precedent your shop is too clean.
  15. Woodmaster1
    MrsN nice shop for the students. Be glad you have groups around 10. I know my first year teaching woodshop I had groups of 35. I was constantly on the move. I have a special needs son and he enjoyed working in the shop.
  16. Woodmaster1
    Here it is clutter and all.
  17. Woodmaster1
    Absolutely fantastic work Kevin!
  18. Woodmaster1
    So far the shops look less cluttered than mine. Hoping to post some pics tomorrow. I have to cleanup a little. I spent about an hour fixing the heater. It turned out to be a dirty heat sensor. A little sand paper and furnace was up and running. The house furnace had the same problem but not ever working on it called the repair guy cost me $122.00 next time it will be free.
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    I started scrolling about a year ago. I taught industrial arts for forty years but we didn't have a scroll saw where I taught. I joined a woodworking club and one of my first students was a member and he did a lot of scroll work and got me started scrolling. I do a wide variety of woodworking from cabinetry, lathe work, and now scroll saw projects are added to my interest. I find using a scroll saw very relaxing and quiet.
  20. Woodmaster1
    Kevin you will enjoy tomorrow as well, then the rest of the week stinks. The weather goes back to being cold.
  21. Woodmaster1
    Awesome vehicle, I need to corral my grandson and do a project with before he gets too old. They don't he the interest in it if you don't start them young.
  22. Woodmaster1
    I bought mine on amazon from pul factory. The size was 16 x 150mm a package of 20 for a little over $10.
  23. Woodmaster1
    I also keep mine in tubes because there is no way I could tell what size the blade is.
  24. Woodmaster1
    Great job!
  25. Woodmaster1
    I buy mine from scrollsawbladespatterns.com great prices. They sell a variety of makes. They are out of Vandalia, Ohio.
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