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ME TOO...
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You know you did good. That's a great idea. Just keep it organized Larry
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Well that's a neat idea.
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I bought a 2" tall protractor and also will mahe a little smaller one from the paper template. A knuckle head question. Will the Smart Phone and the Digital Angle Gauge... What I am trying to say is my scroll saw table is not level because my floor is not level, will this make a diff with Smart Phone and the Digital Angle Gauge? Larry
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I kinda think a bathroom has priority over a shop...but not by much. Larry
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if santa was gonna bring you a new scroll saw in 2014
LarryEA replied to sawdust junkie's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Santa boo hiss don't bring anything. But if I got one for free I'd take the Excalibur. More money, better reputation, I never had one, and I'd have basically one of each. Actually I have a Delta. I'm curious why you chose those two to pick from. Larry -
Thanks Carl Larry
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Steven, The Delta SS350 does use pinless blades. Here is some (useless) data I found about it. Delta included quick clamps top and bottom. No more reaching over the saw to adjust blade tension. The tension adjustment is at the top of the upper blade clamp. No more piles of saw dust building up under the saw as this saw has a built in dust collection port. This saw is a joy to use. I have cut mostly hardwood from 1/4" to 1-1/4" and the variable speed allows precise cutting. www.deltamachinery.com › Home › FAQ Larry
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Carl, I'm a "See-Do" guy. Your post sounds like you ment to have a picture. I have a craft show coming up in the middle of March. Always have liked a good seller and attention getter. How about attaching a picture. Thanks, Larry
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I enjoy when someone explains how they did an excellent piece of work. And Fay, 'You enjoy' Larry
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cutting portraits with spiral blades
LarryEA replied to scroller111's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Carl, if anyone got PO'd, they woke up that way. Your comment on "swear by or at". I just don't want to adjust to using a spiral. Until I have to, I'll stick with my #'2,3,5 Your post here at 10:27pm is well written and educational on using a spiral blade. Roly likes it...nothing else required. PS: If you find another subject to rant on...PLEASE do !!! Larry -
cutting portraits with spiral blades
LarryEA replied to scroller111's topic in General Scroll Sawing
" Whew " Carl, That is all good information and should be written up somewhere for reference. I still may never use one ... Larry -
well i'll be doggoned says Kevin and me too. You should be able to scroll outside like Hans and Kevin soon. Then uoy dluohs wohs su emos fo ruoy llocs krow. Larry
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Gee Ron, Look at that!!!! Wow!!!! That is great!!!! Larry
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You always come up with the good stuff and do a great job. Larry
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Fay, you have talent. Good job. Larry
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Great job and I enjoy when there is a description of of the work. Larry
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I do not see " A best ", They all could be #1. Beautiful work. Larry
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Yes, great job on a difficult pattern. I like the wood and the finish also Larry
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Ron, Incase no one fess up, they could miss your post. Check out the post on December 2, " Which scroll saw do you use? " Lots participation there. Larry
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Knowing you have a toy is not enough. I hope you get to play with it soon. Larry
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William, very nice and thanks for showing it. Lets me know I need to cut one also. Larry
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I like it. The font is nice and remember what Rodney Dangerfield said! Well there should be "Respect". Larry
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Measure!!!!!!!! The blade length,,,,, Measure!!!!!!!! The distance between the upper are clamp and the lower arm clamp. Is it a 5" blade? Larry
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Welcome, I'm glad you joined us. Very nice site. Larry
