BadBob
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The time it takes depends on DNS caching. 72 hours is not unusual. Here is a DNS checker that checks various DNSs around the world. You are testing at 100% this morning. When you check your website, you only use the DNS your system is configured for. The checker tests a bunch of different DNSs around the world. Mine does not test at 100% today. I was a Systems Administrator/Systems Programmer before I retired. I always figured it takes at least 48 hours for a change to propagate completely. I have been using the Google DNS for many years.
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What works well for one project may not work well or at all for others.
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I don't understand why you have had problems separating the pieces.
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I long push sticks to keep my fingers away from the blade and pay close attention to the shape of the piece. I resaw small pieces with my band saw on a regular basis. To date, I have never broken one.
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It saves a lot of wood when you need only a small part. Slow and easy does it.
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I don't stack cut very often. However, I have tried just about every method I have run across. For me, none of them works, as well as small dots of wood glue in the waste area. I clamp the pieces for 20-30 minutes and then cut the pattern. The layers never move, and there is no gap between the pieces. The cost is nearly zero. This is not stack cutting, but it is something I do fairly often. I cut the pieces from thicker solid wood and then resaw the cut pieces on my bandsaw. Here are some ornaments resawn from a piece of 3/4-inch stock.
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I have a OttLite 2-in-1 LED. The lens is fine, but the stand is too short for my scroll saw, and the post is in sections that tend to come apart when trying to adjust it. Support was zero help. I should have returned it. I didn't see that a magnifier helped me on the scroll saw.
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If I did not have an EX21 and a Pegas, I might consider it, but as it is, it isn't worth it to me.
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This came up in my Facebook search today. It is a 600+ mile drive for me. If it were local, I would probably get it.
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I need to make one of those for my grandson.
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I would try 99% Isopropyl Alcohol. There are many options for this on Amazon, and your local stores may carry it. Walmart has 91% in Tallahassee.
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Thanks, I thought you were talking about some official Goimagine Board.
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Where is this Pinterest page?
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Are you doing any promotion, social media, etc? I have had four sales so far.
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It's not mine, although I have slightly modified it to improve the strength. The original design was quite fragile. If I remember correctly I have broken four of these. I purchased from Lloydswoodtoyplans.
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I see said the blind man.
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I have made a few of these. The body is poplar, and the darker woods are mystery wood from my cutoff collection that I got mostly from a friend who makes sewing machine bases for antique sewing machines.
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How is the board clamped? I don't see clamps in the photo.
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Are you pushing the clamp and the board together?
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I have too much stuff that doesn't work now.
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I would not pay money for it. I was offered one for free a year ago and turned it down.
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The patterns are the only reason I subscribe. I find the rest of their content to be a waste of paper.
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I would much rather have digital copies. Some of than patterns are larger than my scanner. If I get digital copies, I can resize them or whatever I want.
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The few Facebook groups I am in are either moderated, or have such low volume that it doesn't matter much.
