Jump to content

James E. Welch

Member
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    186

  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    7

 Content Type 

Everything posted by James E. Welch

  1. James E. Welch
    Update -- Now I flipped it over and zip tied my dust collection loc-line to it.
  2. James E. Welch
    Simply breathtaking. It makes me feel patriotic. Great work.
  3. James E. Welch
    I currently have 8 - 3d printers and along with my daughter run a little shop of mostly 3d printed items on Etsy. If anyone needs any help in this department, I'd be glad to help.
  4. James E. Welch
    I scored a piece that I think might have been a table in a previous life. It was amongst some cypress lumber listed on Facebook marketplace that I picked up an hour or so from home in South Louisiana. I thought that since the cypress was recovered from an old home on the bayou that pelicans were in order. So here it is.
  5. James E. Welch
    Here's my set up. I use the valve on the bottom to restrict the airflow because when your board doesn't have many holes in it has a tendency to suck to the table making it difficult to move the board. The valve allows for regulating this. The top is a loc-line fitting. It has come to my attention since I mentioned this 3d printed fitting initially that some or maybe even all excalibur saws don't have the 4 bolts like my king industrial saw does, so I'm not sure if it would help anyone that doesn't have a king industrial saw.
  6. James E. Welch
    Flying dutchman and Pegas mainly -- I have used Olson and they aren't terrible. Anything is better than the ones that come with the saw. LOL
  7. James E. Welch
  8. James E. Welch
    Years ago I had a craftsman scrollsaw and I flipped the hold down upside down and out of the way, leaving it in case I needed it someday. There is sat until I wore the saw out and in the trash it went with the saw, still in the flipped over position. Now I just remove them before ever turning the saw on.
  9. James E. Welch
    It's tiring holding your foot in one position for extended periods of time (for me) so I use the on/off switch style.
  10. James E. Welch
    I didn't take a picture of it, but I have a king industrial 16" that I designed and 3d printed a better option that bolts to the existing holes. I'm assuming that it would work on excaliburs and other similar saws. When I get home maybe I can remember to snap a picture of it. I thought about adding it to my etsy shop so folks could order it, I'd list it at a price to just cover my plastic and shipping costs if I did.
×
×
  • Create New...