LarryEA
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My favorite is the sand sculpture ...Good ones
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If you are into it you know what it is. It's the NCAA basketball tournament and that's the best I can explain it.
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Anyone besides me fill out their Bracketology yet? Maybe ACC will do good, maybe not so good.
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Hard to pick a favorite, think I'll go with sharing donuts at a tela-conference
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Good ones. Some look like my house.
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Craig, that's a nice setup. Welcome to SSV
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Very nice Jerry, thanks
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The last two are really cool
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If you ever have a problem with your40-694 clamps, just sand them flat. I have never needed new clamps.
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First of all, WELCOME. A great support group here. Next, I own two Delta 40-694's. One is 20 years old, the other is about 12 years old. I use them both, I grease them once a year and I would buy Delta 40-694's again. They are a great middle end saw and they do all I want for my scrolling. Listen to the others and show us your carvings.
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nope, don't like it !!
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I enjoyed, thank you
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Pretty good Jerry
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1. It could very well be the blade is FLEXING during the cut. This does happen with some thin blades. Especially with hard or thick wood. 2. The wood has a slight bow and is not perfectly flat on the table. It rocks a little as you cut, it's hard to distinguish this as you cut. 3. Worn part, could be. I doubt this. I have two Delta 40-694's and have not ever had a front to rear alignment problem. This saw is made so the blade has a slight forward to back movement and the blade 'looks to be out of alignment but is not. As I look at my saws, the upper and lower clamps are 'hard' fixed in place. No adjustments can be made except how you have placed the blade in the clamps. You could check to see if the 'table' is properly installed. Maybe the grommet in the back where the table fits is worn and it is clamped in the front correctly.
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Smile, you're that good.
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YES! Great cutting
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What is a good wood for pyrography? How do you determine temperature?
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Really good ones Jerry, thanks
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Love that Firehouse. All werre good
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Yes, beautiful craftsmanship
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Happy to 'see' you here again.
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The igloo is my favorite. It's pretty cool !er !!!
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Very good, glad I saw it
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Jerry, Thank you.
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Oh good, a Wood burning Pryography person that I can ask questions. Welcome to SSV.
