LarryEA
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Thanks for sharing. An original pattern and cut...all yours. Well done.
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You have talent, vision and patience. Beautiful shell.
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Somewhere along the "Post Road" you can choose your own scrollers title.
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Dan, thanks for the cartoons
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I would say you found a nitch at cutting coins. Well done. Impressive.
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Ambitious project. Looks very good at this point. God speed with the rest.
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Hot glue a magnet to a small 3' (three feet) wooden stick. Use it to pick up that saw blade you dropped on the floor.
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Hot glue a magnet to a small 3' (three feet) wooden stick. Use it to pick up that saw blade you dropped on the floor.
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I gave a cool drink a miss today & had hot coffee and tea it's -8C (18F ?) and expected to stay this way for a bit. Putting another log on the fire. I'll stay inside also. Thanks for the Cheers Peter... Back at ya,,,
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I'm the guest speaker and need advise
LarryEA replied to NC Scroller's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Wow, An hour...be gone before you know it....... You know the rule, Just talk to one person, how you would introduce them to scrolling. The variety of and buying a saw. necessary supplies blades, drill, sandpaper, attaching patterns web links...........Have some 'business cards' to pass around. Show a selection of scroll work from easy to hard Use a lot of " Uh's and errs" and "you knows" and "talk slow" like yer from my hometown. -
Thumbs up on your baba nana holder.
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I agree w/Rob Roy. Doing that in 3 hrs is impressive to me. NIce piece you made Dick.
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Sorry for his passing. RIP
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I would check the saw out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! But don't break the warrenty. That's a new saw. Is it still under warrenty? It may be a good idea to disassemble and check motor mounts are tight. While it's apart, grease bearings because Delta and Dewalt don't grease well. I have two Deltas, A 40-694 and a 40-690... Good saws.... PM me if you have any questions..
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Gordie, My Wife agrees with you totally!!! And you made me sit up straight in my chair with a smile. I like the frame!!! I like the Bird in Maple leaf!!! The idea of putting them together came from SSW&C Magazine that has some other 'bird' patterns. (last 2015 issue) I am just x-spearmenting Thank you.....................
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What a great 'invention'. Oh, i'd call it a 'T-Nut Driver'
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I like the 'Flash' much better! I do commend you on the great job cutting these...oops... that one.
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Paul, I agree. This one my Wife likes it as it is. I have two more of these and I am open to more suggestions. Maybe a diffferent frame, less prominent. I will try a different style frame for another and see if I like it. Thanks for your input!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Yes, cut from pre-made framing stock I was given.
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The bird in leaf is cut from 1/4" Oak Luan and is about 5" x 6" The frame is 8" x 6 1/2" .... The opening is 5" x 3 1/2" Kinda like the idea of framing this. This is my first one and of course my Wife claimed it. I plan on doing a variety of birds and hope I can keep some to sell. Please give opinion and suggestions... Thank you.
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Ha ha ha, Great add Steve.
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Yes! Cut a little... take a sip of.... (coffee for me)
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Be shore of yourself Come out of your shell Avoid pier pressure Sea lifes beauty Don't get tide down Don't just coast, make waves.
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Please correct if I'm wrong! All blades cut the same. A burr on one side makes no diff on table tilt. ******************************************************************* Table tilted left: Cutting clockwise, the top will be larger than the bottom. cutting counter clockwise, the top will be smaller than the bottom. Table tilted right: Cutting clockwise, the top will be smaller than the bottom. cutting counter clockwise, the top will be larger than the bottom.
