LarryEA
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Good news JIm, way to go.
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I stacked cut four. Each about 1/8 thick luaun. 8 1/2" x 11" Cut with #2 .026 x .011 blade. I do not know who the pattern maker is that I am to thank. Thank you! I've had this pattern from nearly the beginning of my scrolling. About 10 years ago I tried cutting this and it blew apart. Had to build a few bridged this time. No lacquer finish yet. A little too chilly. Thank you for your comments and please critique as you wish.
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Wish you God Speed on sales. Take pictures and share your story with us.
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Happy Birthday To you. Have a great day!
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Dennis, Would you try an internet search? Maybe the owners manual has adjustment directions. You say WOBBLE and your saw is kinda like a Weeble or maybe a Timex... It wobbles like a Weeble and keeps on ticking like Timex. Can't keep a good Sawyer from cuttin'. If noone is able to help you, try the Internet searches. Like ... Porter Cable Scroll Saw problem fixes. Be sure to look for your model # Porter Cable Scroll Saw wobble
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Hi Dennis and welcome! I'll let the experts on blade wobble answer. Your scroll work is excellent. Doesn't show any wobble effect at all. Your finish, especially on the crosses, looks to be painted.
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You know you are going to have a good show when........
LarryEA replied to NC Scroller's topic in General Scroll Sawing
and no wonder, that is a nice display. Fine work NC -
Blades - what works best for you
LarryEA replied to Out for a Scroll's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Paul said: "Experience is the best teacher, I would say. " There are many times, the 'blade' tells me when. It breaks !!!! -
Dan, you are an artist.
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Very nice workshop clock. A lot to be amazed about. The saw, grinder, pully motor to run them and I like that the doors work.
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Thank you FAB4, I probably got my 'Likes' back by now. Anyway, I just thought Josh earned a like. I checked and I am about 1640 miles from Houston. A couple miles out of the way for me also.
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Cute,
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Very nice. You sure you didn't buy that from Cabela's! Anyone would be pleased with that walking stick. In days past I enjoyed hiking and used a ski pole. Wish I'd had one like that. Except I may have laid it down and lost it. Then I would have walked a lot more looking for it.
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I agree with WPR but have a nit pick The answer really is whichever one requires the least number of cuts. And from my thinking, using a board of the same dimension for both, it would depend on which side is longer, the end or edge. IE: 8" x 10" board You lose the width of the blade for every cut you make. (Eight cuts could equal one inch of wood) * Cut the pieces 8" long you make 9 cuts. 9 cuts x 8" = 72" in cutting. * Cut the pieces 10" long you make 7 cuts. 7 cuts x 10" = 70" in cutting Less cutting = more wood.
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I do like these> Colors are very nice. Are they plexiglass ? Plastic is just kinda generic to me. Though I just remembered that years ago I bought some plastic 'stained glass'.
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Great piece of work Clayton. Very nice frame also.
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Half my day I spend..well, a little exaggeration but I'm here most every day. Yes to the hip hip hurrah to the Admin. Thank you fellow members of SSV for so much information and enjoyment.
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Beautiful Walnut and nice cutting on those projects.
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I like it, great picture, thank you for sharing.
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Good Morning! How are you this day? Glad to hear about the new saw. So new I hear it's time to make it sing. You still have your DeWalt 788?
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I'm sorry, keep us updated.Glad you and your family are all ok.
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Good idea Roly....Labeled? or just go by hue?
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Pretty nice. Looks easy to build.
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Oh, that is so cute. Nice cutting.
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Thank you for the laugh.
