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I have to say she did a great job the saw will be used as a extra in case something happens to my EX21.(God forbid) The power carver and other foredom items are a bonus.
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Wife went to some yard sales this morning and found me some goodies she spent $375 total. the scroll saw is a type 1 dewalt he also gave her about 15 of Judy Roberts full size intarsia patterns and one of her intarsia books. I plugged everything and seems to be in great condition need to find manuals for the foredom tools but looks to be a good deal to me .
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Welcome aboard Nikki.
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Thanks Travis
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Welcome to the forum. Don't hesitate to ask questions there are no dumb questions.
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Here is tome one you can get your woods from he's about 1/2 hr or so from you. I'm from panama city and i have used him a few times Redwood Bay lumber (850)674-8464 Richard Pittman 20756 NE Clark st Blountstown Fl. Hope this helps
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orangeman what was the show in fairhope. Just curious i just done one in Loxley Al it was very good on for us.
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DW thanks for the advice it worked i do have to get up out of my comfy recliner to hit a button on the printer to accept the size but it works so thanks. Crupiea if it stops working i will try your fix.
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I just bought a new epson printer wf-7610. It's able to print up to 11"x 17" I can't get it to print that size from inkscape or gimp and their tech support was no help. It will print in word but cant find a way to get the right size. I have all the settings on gimp and inkscape set to the right size paper. Is there anything you could think of that would help. Thanks Jeff
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I'm making a sign for a customer that will be hung out side and I'm trying to figure out what finish i should use. The sign will be made out of baltic birch ply and the backer will be red cedar. I'm not adding any color and i don't care if the finish turns the ply a amber just need good protection. Thanks Jeff
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Great work Alexey as usual.
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Go for the ex-21 you wont be sorry.
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Mine did the same thing when i got tired of looking at it i put a piece of formica on mine.
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Mines in my shop. Wife won't let me bring it in to the house and I've tried over and over.
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Scott I think I figured out how to post the pic's
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I can't figure out how to post any pic's
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I've been scrolling for about 5 years
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i have this one and it does the trick and its pretty quiet. I also have it hooked to a metal garbage can as a separator .http://www.rockler.com/rockler-dust-right-wall-mount-dust-collector-with-expandable-hose.http://www.rockler.com/dust-right-4-dust-separator-components
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I have the same stool and would highly recommend it. I've had for a couple years now and haven't had any issues with it.
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I use http://www.dafont.comhope this works for you. Jeff
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I would give Ray a call at Seyco and see what he suggest. Their number is 1-800-462-3353 not sure they're open on the weekend. you may also give Patrick Margo a call if you Ray can't help you he is the guy that is over the Excalibur line for General International. His number is 1-905-822-4832 if he doesn't answer leave a message he will return your call. Try Ray first. I hope this helps Jeff
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Unless they have come out with a new type of blade the puzzle blades are for cutting thinner type jigsaw puzzles.
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I use my Excalibur to cut 3/4" puzzles. you will get a 90 degree angle but getting no side to side blade movement you will need to not push when your cutting puzzles. I cut puzzles on a big box store saw and had no problem cutting my puzzles. I hope this helps.
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I use the scrollers drill from seyco here is the link.(http://www.seyco.com/category/sdrill.html). I've had for 3 or 4 yrs know and love it. It is a little pricey but to me it was worth it. Its made just for the small bits and i think it can go up to either 1/16" or 1/8" drill bits. hope this helps.
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It must be a regional thing here in the south the only hardwood they have is red oak and poplar.
