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  1. LarryEA
    Just an outstanding pattern and well cut. Thank you for sharing with us.
  2. LarryEA
    Go to General Scroll Sawing and in upper right. ... do a search for "Blade Wobble" There are a few posts there
  3. LarryEA
    Can't say enough, am impressed.
  4. LarryEA
    Yes Sir, Now we all want to cut them. Thanks Denny.
  5. LarryEA
    Welcome! Glad to have you join.
  6. LarryEA
    Yes!!! It's true
  7. LarryEA
    Welcome Stanley Ernest T Bass. I have a 40-694 and a 40-690. I like both. Good saws.
  8. LarryEA
    Welcome Freddy, SO you saw some fretwork pieces. With blades, you!!! can really SAW some fretwork. Again.. Welcome!
  9. LarryEA
    I want you to stay here at the Village long enough to wear out those blades and all that BIrch is hanging on somebody's wall. Any help you need is right here..... Welcome
  10. LarryEA
    Me either... I consider it a waste of time. If you lose tension, sanding the blade does not fix a problem you have with the clamps.
  11. LarryEA
    If you want to learn scrolling... dis is da place. Welcome
  12. LarryEA
    Looking good. Nice cutting and I agree with Steve, ".Really like the gear head one "
  13. LarryEA
    AS cute as can be. They are so appealing
  14. LarryEA
    Pictures, he has to paint one 79 times...
  15. LarryEA
    Hey Tim, pleased you joined the Village. Everyone steps right up to help when you need it. Except at the 'Coffee House'... Noone fixes breakfast anymore.
  16. LarryEA

    Not lazy

    LarryEA replied to rjR's topic in Bragging Rights

    Wow, that is super!!! Looks old and used already.
  17. LarryEA
    Cut your blanks whatever size,,,, shrinkage and cracking will happen. Good luck. IMHO you might get one good one out of 50. Now, a lot depends on type of wood, patience and atmosphere.
  18. LarryEA
    I agree with what Denny said. "That is a wonderful pattern and great cutting too. Colors really add to the presentation."
  19. LarryEA
    Love that picture with the wood chips 'Flying' off the houses.
  20. LarryEA
    Just 'get er done ASAP' I just want to see pictures of the new place... uh ... new shop.
  21. LarryEA
    As Forrest Gump would say,' Stupid is as stupid does.'
  22. LarryEA
    He was on SSV today. I think he replied to 'Happy Birthday to Loskoppie' in Coffee House
  23. LarryEA
    Just like a butterfly,,, Awesome job converting that wood
  24. LarryEA
    One method you can try is. Use an IRON ... Iron the wood to remove the warp. Use a HEAT GUN ... try heating the center of the wood. Either iron or heatgun will burn the wood....so be careful. Try this link: http://lifehacker.com/fix-a-warped-wood-cutting-board-with-a-damp-cloth-and-a-1728320799
  25. LarryEA
    Generally speaking, a warped board will always be a warped board. You can 'fight' with it all you want, and most of the time it will be a useless endever. Boards warp due to loss of moisture that is not uniform. Wood is complicated, depending on how the board was cut and what section of the log the board came from, determines how the board dries. You can take a course on the subjest of 'wood drying.'
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