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  1. LarryEA
    What blade(s) do you (primarily) use the most? I have about 20 different blades in stock. I use both Olsen and Flying Dutchman I don't understand the numbering system of blades: IE #1, #2, #3, #4, #5 since #1's and #2's could be the same size... Both could be .026" x .013" dimensions... The blades I use are Smallest to Largest: .002" x .008" x 33TPI (Rare use) .024" x .010" x 30TPI (Rare use) .026" x .011" x ??TPI (Often used) .029" x .013" x ??TPI (Often used) .033" x .015" x ??TPI (Largest blade I use)
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    Hip hip Yea, glad it's a good blade for you. Be sure and show us more stuff you cut. Do you have other blades you use besides 2 FD Silver Penguin No 5 Blades?
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    What was your favorite part of the show? Not bad, a little profit there.
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    They both look good. Paint is a nice touch.
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    Better than my barn loft Great news... Praise God!
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    Show on Sunday.

    LarryEA replied to ike's topic in Business Side

    I have extra Ike...
  7. LarryEA
    Jerry, the answer is in "A SEARCH"
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    More important to not leave any beer in the fridge, wax the table, clean your saw and cover it. Remove the blade? Only important because you will forget what blade is in your saw.
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    Yvonne, Welcome to Scroll Saw Village.
  10. LarryEA
    Fuzzy's ... try using a dentures tooth brush...get most off
  11. LarryEA
    Cherry (American Black) Wood Characteristics Color: Rich, reddish-brown. Cherry darkens considerably with age and exposure to sunlight. Grain: Straight-grained and satiny. Small gum pockets produce distinctive markings. Qualities: Light, strong, stiff and rather hard. Cherry's grain is more subdued than some other hardwood species, with very interesting character. Uses: Cherry is used in Scroll Saw Village, cabinetry, furniture, fine furnishings, flooring, paneling, doors, moulding, and turnings. Finishing Cherry: Cherry is unsurpassed in its finishing qualities-its uniform texture takes a finish very well. Easy to work, fine textured, strong and fairly durable. Becomes darker and richer with age. Reddish brown with a golden luster. Freshly cut cherry is often very pale, but the wood oxidizes to its famously favorable rich brown red in time. Colonial furniture makers called cherry "New England Mahogany" because of its tendency to turn dark red-brown after exposure to sunlight,
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    I have one....it's rusty
  13. LarryEA
    Thank you. I needed that. Coffee, pancakes with strawberries and syrup... bacon You are a great cook. Here's a little (Prayers don't havev size) prayer that you will be blessed withthe rain you need and enough to squelch you brush fires.
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    Zed, Welcome and just to clear things up, this is an interesting forum with a lot of posts. There are unwritten and un-regulated demands or wishes that are essential and need no stipulations...... "Primary Requirements...: (1) Cook !!!! Fix breakfast (This can be done at any time of the day, we're world wide you know) (2) Post Pictures !!! (wood work, shop, oh,,,is your picture in the Rogues gallery (3) Do more posts than Amazing Kevin.. "good spelling is not a requirement of the job"
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    Marg, Good question and 'YES' is the answer. I don't know what to compare it to for you. For me, it is an excellent wood, easy to work, fine textured, strong and beautiful especially with a finish. If you ever order any, you will like it.
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    Mark, you move from Mississippi to Vancouver,WA. and cut an Oregon plaque. Good job and welcome. Nice work you do.
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    Does looks good, Steve. Thank you for sharing.
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    That wicker chair has been used a few times as a background. I don't have a lot to choose from...
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    A negative to cutting with a Forstner is the wood dust and chips created... II don't like cleaning it up.
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    This is Cherry - 15 1/4" x 5 1/2" x 1/2 thick. Backer is 1/4" ply. Cut with a .026" x .013" #2 Two coats of BLO (will apply lacquer later) Thank you Smitty! An easy to cut pattern. I enjoy these Intersecting Word patterns. Elaborate yet simple, meaningful and nice looking. I like it.
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    Beautiful, well done!
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    What is it??

    LarryEA replied to Paul hd's topic in Coffee House

    It is either a planer or a tin can smasher.
  23. LarryEA
    Nice cut on the pattern and it is nice when you have four when you're done. Hip Hip !!
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    Yes
  25. LarryEA
    cupping question Started by gator, Feb 24, 2015 10:13 PM A little discussion here.... do a search in General Scroll Sawing for cupping
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