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Thanks for all of the suggestions. I think I'll try most of these on scrap wood to see which one I like.
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What finishes do you use for intarsia projects.Thanks Jeff
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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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Thanks for the tips
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Can anyone recommend which model is the best. Will be using it for lite carving and mainly sanding want one that the flex shaft will work on. Thanks Jeff
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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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Russ nicely done.
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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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curving text to fit inside a circle
woodknots replied to woodknots's topic in Works In Progress & Tutorials
Thanks guys I'll give them a look -
I watched a tutorial that Travis had made with inkscape but cant seem to find it. If anyone can help i would appreciate it. thanks Jeff
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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.
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I wouldn't even look at buying a dewalt unless its a type 1 its the older series. I had the newer one and it was in the shop 3 times less than a year old i got my money back and bought the Excalibur and I've had it 3 years now and had no problems what so ever. So in my opinion don't waste your money on the dewalt.
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Lorenzo that is nicely done. I'm sure they loved it.
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I have this chair and love it. I've had one back surgery already and I need another one they want to put pins in. I can sit longer than I use to with this chair I know its a little pricey but to me it was worth every penny and then some. I hope this helps.
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thanks birchbark the pattern is awesome. I'll post picks when I make it
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I'm wondering if this can be turned into a intarsia pattern. My wife's cousin is a judge and his wife wants to have something made for his office. Not sure if it would be aloud to use it. If not a intarsia pattern maybe something else I'm open to suggestions. Any help or suggestions would be appreciated. thanks jeff
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I prefer A or E but thats just my 2 cents
