WayneG
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Cut from birch flooring backed by a drawer bottom and framed with cherry from an entertainment unit which I splatterpainted
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great idea and great work!
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Awesome cutting, where can one find the pattern?
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Thanks Lew
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I can send it your way should you want it...
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Approx 20x14 “
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Its an engineered flooring sample and yes there are multiple boards together which are secured on a particle board.i thought the color complimented the blue jay Thanks!
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I like that! well done
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Neptune’s pattern, thanks mate I love this pattern and it was a challenge specifically with the 3/4 Japanese cherry blossom being dense, grainy and hard. Was thinking of splatter painting the frame and did try a color or two but went with straight black in the end poor lighting as i was running out of daylight.
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Cut this eons ago and finally glued it together and mounted and framed it. All the materials I have repurposed.
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Its well worth the price, great saw, the only flaw that I have noticed thus far is the wearing of the coating on the table top. This from what I understand is the same for excalibur. I love the saw so far however I have been unable to use it very much of late, life has been busy and I have far too many pieces of wall art stockpiled...
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Its a great piece of equipment, so far I have had it for a couple months and have cut a variety of things with it so far. I plan on doing a few blog entries this weekend. I do know from my dealings with King Canada that they are planning to get the 21 into the states.
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I can also say that this saw is an absolute gem to use. Life got crazy busy since I got the saw in early November and I have not really been able to use it too much but I have done enough to know that I love it! Hoping to start my blog review on it this weekend.
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Brand - Excelsior Model - XL-30/100 Manufacturer - King Canada Price -retail $1239.00 can (with stand); fortunately I did not have to pay that.... Light Standard - no light Foot Switch Standard - yes Dust Blower - yes Dust Collection - yes 2.5 Blade Type Accepted (Pinnless/Pinned) - Pinless Blade Changing (Toolless/Tools Required) - no tools require Blade Feeding Method (Top Feed/Bottom Feed) - Blade Tensioning (Front or Back) - back Table Size - 32.5"x14" Throat Depth - 30 HEAD Tilting (Left, Right, or Both) - both 38% right / 45 % left Variable Speed - yes Motor Size - 120V 60HZ, 1.3 A, 400-1550 RPM and strokes per minute Belt or Direct Drive - unknown Country of Manufacture - Taiwan Warranty - 2 year Finally got around to and have cut enough on the saw to start a blog. Only one entry so far but will be adding frequently, link is below posted here on Jan 7, 2018 https://excelsiorking30.blogspot.ca
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any resolution on the whole blade slipping issue fella's?
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gorgeous
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great work on that really neat pattern
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I can't disagree with you there, but I think a some form of yellow and black rope would look even better than sisal rope.
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well done Kevin, where did you get that crazy good detailed cross pattern? How big is that?
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Pattern is a Steve good pattern, google him
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Steve good pattern, cut from 1/2 oak from old kitchen cabinets. I altered the pattern for the bottom and putting it together
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Steve good pattern, it was more work than I thought it would be. The four inside rounded bottom pieces are 3/4 cherry from an entertainment unit and the 1/2 oak sides were stack cut from kitchen cabinet doors
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thanks Kevin, not wood this time though...its Corian, the last ones I posted were bentwood rings.
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thanks Rockytime, you know Corian is a really neat material. When I first got some I had no idea what I was going to do with it the stuff. I first started to sand a small piece and was surprised at how it is easy to work with. I tried drilling a piece and it worked well, then I cut a ring. I have made about 2 dozen or so and they are really popular
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ah yes, it is in fact a shadow...thanks!
