
Allen levine
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Allen levine last won the day on June 12
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First Name:
Allen
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Occupation:
retired pharmacist
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Location:
long island new york state
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Gender:
Male
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Scroll Saw:
hegner
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Project Types:
stick figures, intarsia,
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Interests:
furniture building
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Started this bus pattern this morning im stupid I decided to use hard maple instead of something like poplar cutting 3/4 hard maple is not easy for me with lots of turns i think I'd do better with regular 7 and 9 blades I only have reverse tooth blades in that size only got 3 layers cut gotta get ready for celebration today but not sure how I got hoodwinked into bbq'ing for everyone anyway will post progress next week and I know there will be plenty of sanding involved
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On a lot of cuts that needed sharp turns since I was using a 9 blade I just backed out and cut them all like that 3/4 inch maple
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Some naughty word scrolling my kids and grandkids are here Sunday they won't last on the buffet more then a minute just keeping busy for one more week then we babysit for 6 straight days and then we leave for a month
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Made a door topper today only took 2 hours had a piece of oak with holes but placed the pattern and didn't hit holes used some leftover walnut ply for back Some family members saw this before and I promised I'd make them each one so I'll stack cut Spanish cedar with whatever ply I have for backing
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My son will and I'm sure has the manual when he'll get to it I have no clue nor do I really care as I doubt I'll ever use it and most likely leave it at his house he has the room for it and might use it one day or maybe not
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Neither of these two came out that great xmas tree puzzle Santa is too tight blade must have drifted should have used a 5 blade instead of 3 Spanish cedar i might try one more of them model t layers gluing up were off a bit sanded as much as I could poplar body sapele wheels just have to move on and stick it on a shelf
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The saw was taken apart today a bit the tension system only lifts to tighten to loosen while turning knob I had to press down so it moved my son feels it's fixable so he took it home the only part other then that is the blade holder on top
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Made in China so I'm already guessing it won't be worth to fix unless it's only 25 dollars worth of parts the tinkerer has a hoarde of parts so I'll let him examine it anyway i remember years ago a metal gear broke in my powermatic bandsaw and powermatic part was 20 bucks We ordered the gear from e replacement parts for 2 bucks and my son took the saw apart and it's worked better since so I won't lose faith until he tells me it's not worth the effort
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I'm at park with kids when I get home I'll see where it was made
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Thanx I'll see what the boys think tomorrow
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Allen levine started following Excalibur 21
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This is a machine I purchased originally but had too many problems as the shipper sent me a damaged machine hoping I'd let it slide i I got full refund immediately and shipper told me to keep it i tried to give it away to someone who can fix it and own it after no responses I put it in shed and today I got it out tomorrow my son and his father-in-law is coming tomorrow for bbq and my sons fil is a tinkerer he has fixed many machines and resold them my son said he can fix it and with his fil help I believe they can im just not willing to invest that much so before they get here a few questions where is best place to get replacement parts for an excalibur next I made a list of what I know is wrong or broke first the on off switch is hanging off but I have foot pedal plugged in and it works fine with that so on off switch doesn't bother me if not simple fix nrxt the blade screw in knob does not screw in and hold on top obviously the piece needs to be replaced prolly a simple fix if not expensive next no knob on variable speed control but it works fine again don't need the knob but simple fix no the real problem the tensioning system /knob does not work either way tighten or loosen that could be a major problem so any suggestions are welcome Now if anyone near Nassau count wants a crack at the tensioning knob and knows what they are doing I'll treat to lunch and dinnet otherwise I'll let the two of them take it home since it would only be a backup machine I'm not willing to put more then 50 bucks in parts Any suggestions or help is always appreciated
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Keeping busy beats sitting around doing nothing
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Made the dog bank this morning had to sort through the bins again and not each piece was exact thickness but not noticable Once again this project was made with only pieces from previous projects cutoffs and scraps the piece of pine I used as base had a slight warp of around 1/16 th but I used it again no one will notice specially two kids all sapele with a piece of poplar on front door
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And there's a lot of scrap bins I'm going to have to start some intarsia to use some of it up so it doesn't go into firepit