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    Bonjour James I did something similar 3 years ago and I have almost the same near dust collecting on all my equipment! Thanks to my small shop....! Bravo good model ! planeur
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    So if I understand well the spiral blade does not deviate as the regular blade , and give a better straight cut ? Just buy recently those blades , but did not yet cut so much pieces. Thanks Wichman I will try it. And Jerry I did your tip cutting oversize and sanding after, and I will try it on my future cutting. To small pieces for the bandsaw as for tablesaw. Well, thanks everyone Will come back with my tries! planeur
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    Yes I know that , but I want to cut very small pieces, to small for the tablesaw, and I want the most precision as possible! Cutting by following a line is ok for me , but I need precision at the .002/3 " and very straight as on the tablesaw. I did that to make some tests, not yet finish planeur
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    Is that guide exist like on a tablesaw, to cut a piece straight or with an angle ? I am figuring to make one in wood. Any ideas ? Thanks planeur
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    Very interesting Frank , I will try to not forget this post. Thanks ! planeur
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    I am not yet there Katie, but it's coming ! I am more and more confident when cutting. planeur
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    I use those one , bought at Lee Valley ( https://www.leevalley.com/fr-ca/shop/outils/fournitures/poncage/courroies/65465-courroies-de-poncage-pour-scies-a-chantourner ) planeur
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    But as I said I am cutting the two round parts top and bottom, if not does work also for me! I am using an excalibur scrollsaw. planeur
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    Commercial strips ! planeur
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    I had to sanded some parts , and wheels for my clock, and I remember that I used before that set up, which work perfectly for delicate sanding. Probably you know that kind of sanding, but just in case......! As you see those sanding strip are the same lenght as a blade , and for my machine I have to cut the two round parts. Also I used a larger strip for different grade, as on the photo I cut a bit of the strip so It can get through the hole. Hope it help someone ! planeur
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    Beautiful and touching ! planeur
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    Beautiful Jim What is the size and dimension of it , and did you use any tint or color to the different species. Lot of talent ! planeur ( bird lover and watcher )
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    Patience and talent unlimited ! WOW ! Incredible pieces of ART. The cathedral is out of all imagination .OUTSTANDING ! Thanks Dick planeur
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    Beautiful they seem so reals ! As in the end of a dark evening! planeur
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    Ronald I have an excalibur on that kind of base ( which I put to an angle ) and with rollers, front ones can be locked . Work perfectly! planeur
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    It look like that ! Now you can have a good night !
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    Ray it is exactly as Tom said, it normaly used fot clamping something with a hole, but also as I did with it. I used this clamp on the jig because I nerver use it very much elsewhere ! planeur
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    The little rectangular piece on the jig, is almost 1/8 thick, and have 1/4-20 thread and a screw 1/4-20 entering in the black handle and compressed the bar holding the wheel. To bad I don’t have that little piece number, I have a couple of them , but don’t remember where I bought them. But easily you can do one with a piece of metal and a 1/4-20 tap! The jig is from that video. Hope it help you Ray planeur
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    I made a sanding jig with a remaining melamine board . As you see it work with the Ridgid sander, on which I improved a lot the succion like that ( couple of years ago ) Easy to do and work ! I had everything . Cost : 0$ Thanks again Ronald Walters for the idea! planeur
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    Beautiful clocks Rolf , I am not yet there , but it's coming slowly but surely ! Question: how do you make the hour numbers on your clocks ? Have a good day! planeur
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    I just found the web site of the sanding jig of Ronald Walters, for the wheels, and that I will put on my Ridgid sander. Thanks a lot Ronald planeur
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    Thanks Rolf, they are good tips and tricks, I will make also a jig for sanding the wheel. I had saw that jig before. Good idea also for the ext. cercle. In fact you cut to the ext. cercle without much precision, then sand at the right dimension. What kind of blade are you using ? planeur
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    Thanks a lot Ray, this man is a genius, I had seen a couple of his video and gabarit. I am already on his site! Thanks planeur
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    I agree with you Kevin but I am not yet sure enough of my means to make the small curves, but it's coming ! And I will try to use smaller blade , I had used the Pegas #5 (12X). And the piece is quite thick .500" ! Have a good day, I am going skiing , skating cross country planeur
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