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  1. LarryEA
    That is so pretty. Neat job Grampa!
  2. LarryEA

    Dalton

    LarryEA replied to smitty0312's topic in Bragging Rights

    Pretty cool Dan. I like it.
  3. LarryEA
    Can't get any better than that. The font is perfect. A saying to live by.
  4. LarryEA
    This came up once before but I cannot find where or when it was. I'm a bottom feeder.
  5. LarryEA
    Delta may be the same since they are a near twin. My Delta Model 1 is 4 years old. When did the model 2's come out.
  6. LarryEA
    I see 12 full bottles and 'you' are filling the last one.
  7. LarryEA
    NO! If the arm lifts, you can feed either way. To me the only other thing that determines the way you feed is the design of the bottom clamp. Read Scrappile's post. Exactly right!!! " I think the answer is if the top arm lifts up it can be a "top" or "bottom" feeder as long as it has "quick" clamps in both top and bottom.
  8. LarryEA

    Come and get it!

    LarryEA replied to Dan's topic in Coffee House

    Dan, a little humor in the morning helps with digestion. Coffee for me. I'm going to fix me some pancakes and I have biscuits with sausage gravy for Ike. Tell Kevin, if he comes within a mile of my horses, he won't need breakfast ever again.
  9. LarryEA
    Wow, that is so pretty. Very inspiring. I want to try.
  10. LarryEA
    Thank God it's only top vs bottom feed. Just think if there were also a left and right feed. The older Hawks 2008 types were easier to bottom feed. The bottom clamp was designed to hold the blade permanent or until the blade had to be changed. The top clamp was the side screw clamp. A saw where the top arm lifts and there is ease of clamping on both the top and bottom are saws that feed either way. I believe todays scroll saws are designed for both top and bottom feed. The designers should realize that the blade can be feed either way or there is a loss of customers. Now the older saws ... Just my take, my thoughts
  11. LarryEA
    I like your clocks, I like the design especially. Job well done.
  12. LarryEA
    Very well done. A nice font for the words and yes lettering is one of the hardest things to cut.
  13. LarryEA
    Sounds like a loose nut in your shop.
  14. LarryEA
    That's a nice place to identify wood. Maybe it will help me. Thank you.
  15. LarryEA
    Thank you Paul and may you also have a great Christmas and New Year.
  16. LarryEA
    I admire such beautiful work.
  17. LarryEA
    I think it's a Gene thing. Or just a preference. Some people grow up buttoning their shirt starting at the top and others start at the bottom. I bottom feed on a Delta/Dewalt/Dremel
  18. LarryEA
    Radio Shack # is 271-1716 This is premature because I havent been to Radio Shack to get it. I'll let you know if it is different #
  19. LarryEA
    Merry Christmas Kevin. I like the good news.
  20. LarryEA
    Blade will flex more side to side because the side of the blade is thinner than front to back. If side to side is tight then front to back is tight.
  21. LarryEA
    Thank you all very much. I also want to wish Doug and Frank Happy Birthdays. I share a birthday with great people. Doug, your post is heart warming. Very nice and so well written. I enjoyed reading about the gift box filled with love. May we all give a box full of love this Christmas.
  22. LarryEA
    Finally!!!!! A Bagel Shop. Best Bagels in the Village I'll have Veggie Cream Cheese Those Bagels ooops,,, those Beagels are so cute Roly. They can chase this little Kit.
  23. LarryEA
    I don't know and hope i never need to find out. I do think the replacement motor costs a heavy 50% of a new machine. The price at Ereplacementparts was upwards of $250.
  24. LarryEA

    praise him

    LarryEA replied to gator's topic in Bragging Rights

    Your brother will enjoy that, it looks great.
  25. LarryEA
    The old card may never quit, it does not have moving parts like the pot does. I would think the motor would be the next most possible. Thank you for the links. The lowest price I found was about $65 The Potentiometer is $3.49 at Radio Shack
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