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LarryEA

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  1. What's not to like Marg. That's Johnny Cash ! Folsom Prison. Waiting for June Carter Cash now.
  2. Best there is... Check it out...
  3. Well you don't look a bit older than the day you stopped sawing. Whoa, wait a minute. Did I hear you right? You threw your saw in the bushes. Well I hope it was a Craftsman made in the '60s if it has been a while. I'm wondering if it was something I did to make you leave. SO welcome back Robert.
  4. Rusty, What % do they charge. I went to a place that charged 40%. Which in essence raises your price by 60%. Example: you want $10 they charge 40%. To get your $10 multiply by 60% equals $16 Now they take 40% of $16 is $6.40 and you receive $9.60 which is almost what you wanted. Just curious. Larry
  5. Duane, " Thats 'me' " But I don't hire out, got all the dust I want to collect. Good luck on your search. There are good systems available. A good reliable vacuum ends your search. The rest is elementry Duane. Just a bag, piping, valves,,,etc Larry
  6. Yippee, good news. Glad to hear it.
  7. Youdid a nice job on the elephants ...I like the puzzle theme. The bowl is just fantastic. Really outstanding DW. Excuse me, but I gotta go look at that bowl again... Later Larry
  8. I have to repeat what someone said...Great Job. It looks perfect. Hey, I liked "The Great Escape."
  9. Danny, Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  10. Thank you Doug and Roy.
  11. Thank you Roy. Good information. And yes I tested those woods in water and the Mahogany floated, the Jatoba sank18" the the bottom of the bucket. I have to check other sites to see if the Janka scale lists Mahogany more dense than Jatoba. I find this odd since "MY" common sense says the more dense the less likely to float. Larry
  12. Just an observation I found a bit odd. I was soaking two pieces of wood in BLO, one was Mahogany and the other was Jatoba (Spanish Cherry ?). The Mahogany floated with about 90%+ submerged. The Jatoba sank to the bottom. Later, I will do a test of both woods in water. A bit odd I thought since the Janka hardness scale has the Mahogany more dense at 1600. The Jatoba is 1375. Larry
  13. Lookin good Duane. I can see vacuums on everything. Really does look like an up-n-coming shop already. Larry
  14. Thank you Grampa (Paul) for making the pattern. Very much appreciated! I just finished this. The wood is 1/8" BB with a backer painted black. The frame is from some old framing stock I have and I had problems But learned some more about cutting frames. By the time I do it again, I'll forget something. Larry
  15. Dick, You did another super job cutting that. Looks great. Larry
  16. LarryEA

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    Lotta fretwork Dan, you did a great job on that. What wood did you use? Larry
  17. Good for you Rusty. Sounds like the place to try. Give it time. Larry
  18. You're on a roll with the race cars. Amazing what 'you' do with the material you have. God given talent on show. Larry
  19. I gotta try Berry's artists mixture. It combines Spirithorse and Dan's suggestions. Thanks all
  20. Yes you did a great job. I like it! Larry
  21. My sister gave me a gift subscription to I don't think I'd miss it much. Bendito and Clayton say it best for me. Of course Grampa makes a stiff argument also. Larry
  22. Uhho, now I think you're serious. Have you got blades, a stack of wood, some patterns printed out?
  23. . Another 'Amazing' Kevin work of art
  24. Duane, I lost my scroll saw also but I think if I keep digging, I'll find mine. We create a lot of sawdust here at the Village. Waiting to see some of yours. Welcome! Larry
  25. I'll try this unless something easier comes up. It's worth a try.
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