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jpburcham

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About jpburcham

  • Birthday February 17

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  • First Name:
    Joe
  • Occupation:
    Software Engineer
  • Location:
    Broomfield, Colorado
  • Gender:
    Male
  • Scroll Saw:
    DeWalt DW788
  • Interests:
    I'm going to build a Wooden Gear Clock someday.
  • Pattern Designer:
    No
  • Design Software:
    LibreCad, Inkscape
  • Favorite Books:
    Discipline equals Freedom by Jocko Willink
  • Quote:
    Very few of us are meant for notoriety, yet ALL of us are meant for a life of significance. Don't confuse fame with greatness!

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  1. What a beautiful Piece! - Love the pattern - Well Done!
  2. Welcome to the Forum - From Colorado
  3. WOW - I need to read the fine print - Could get expensive ! Thanks for that "Heads Up" - BTW - I verified the site, and this information is accurate.
  4. Very Well Done. . . .And the quote is so true!
  5. jpburcham

    Hello!

    Welcome to the Village from Colorado
  6. Welcome to the Village from Colorado I've used a WEN brand that I purchased from Amazon. WEN WA0392 120V 15-Amp Momentary Power Foot Pedal Switch It's been problem free for me. Today's price is about $12.00
  7. One more Welcome from another scroller in Colorado !
  8. Welcome to the Village from Colorado!
  9. I operate my Dewalt as ChelCass described. . I agree - I wouldn't recommend modifying the wiring. . Here's the amazon switch that I use: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08BZX4XGY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
  10. Welcome from Colorado . Tons of great advice on this site.. So many excellent scroll sawers on here with so much great insights.
  11. I agree!
  12. That is a beautiful heirloom piece. Very nicely done.
  13. Another belated Welcome to the Village from Colorado.
  14. I made 90 of these a few years back for my daughters wedding. Gave them out as "favors" at the wedding. I used Red Oak and sprayed with Clear finish. (Sorry the pics are not all that good.)
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