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Well kiss my grits. Ain't that the pits. Somebody wake up late? Larry
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Very nice, it all looks so professional. Larry
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Andrew, You just joined a hot spot for everything you listed. Marquetry I am interested in learning soon. Inlay is my interest at the moment. Welcome aboard. Explore and display some of your works. Larry
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Here is a link that might be worth checking... Click here: Dust collection Woodworking Plans and Projects
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Beautiful cross and without saying, an excellent job cutting it. Question on Adhesive Backed Paper, 'How do you transfer the pattern to the ABP?' Use your own printer? Larry
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QUESTION about National Geographic Magizines....:+}
LarryEA replied to danny's topic in Bragging Rights
Jim, that's a lead in to a funny joke. National Geographics and Sears Catalog -
I want to know what kind of a dust collection system Gabry Sawyer has and if she wears a dust mask. (:>)))L)O)L))))))))))))))))) Larry
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QUESTION about National Geographic Magizines....:+}
LarryEA replied to danny's topic in Bragging Rights
Matt and Kevin are right. Not of any value. I took issues from 1965 - 1970's to a flea market and could not give them away. Salvation Army, Goodwill, used book stores wered not interested, even for free. Try Craigs List with a " Best Offer " tag. Maybe someone will offer to take them off your hands. Larry -
OK! Stop yelling at me. I'll wear a dust mask. Also, I want to install a couple of Berry's dust fans. Just hope my outlets will take the extra load. If not, then a new wire from the breaker box. Larry
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Give the Lord praise and thanks for that Christmas present. Larry
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I have a ceiling mounted fan. A wood chip collector for planer. A broom and dust pan. No mask, cough, cough. I do like Berry's fan with furnace filter. I will try that especially with my table saw. Larry
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Matt, Gee sounds interesting. Never had a thought to do that. I need an explanation as to why that makes a difference and why you even thought to do that. My first saw was a Dremel and I did not have that problem As I see it, you lose teeth to cut with. When I use a new blade, I clamp it so a minimal amount is showing at the top. After I cut for a while, I move the blade up so that I have a few more new teeth for cutting. I think I get more use out of the blade this way. So please clue me in. Thanks Larry
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That is so unique. Beautiful work. I almost feel like I could turn the pages. Larry
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Nice !!!! No way you can abuse that chopping block.
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Hear my prayer O'Lord, I will call and you will answer. Richie, I would like that cup o coffee. WE got 8 inches of snow last night. Now I gotta trudge tout to the barn and feed them horses. Larry
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Kevin, Are you using those coffee grounds 'twice'? J-U-S-T Kidding. I've put fresh on old to stretch my coffee. And Sander, what is your morning drink?
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As Dan said: 'That came out great. What is your new saw?' Don't tell me it's a 15 inch hand jig saw. (:>)))))))) Just joking...sorry about that. I know it's a Dewalt DW 788. Larry
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Welcome ! Scroll Saw Village lives through its members. Each day there is something new, patterns, fretwork, intarsia, other wood work and more. I think you will enjoy each visit, there is much to see. Larry
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Thank you and may you be blessed this day.
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I thank you all for the Christmas wishes and may you and yours be blessed on this day. Larry
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And Merry Christmas to you and yours.
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That is great... More sawdust a-coming
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Thank you and may yours be joyful and merry. Larry
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And a joyful Christmas to you!!!!!!
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"NO RESOLUTION." None. I do not want any more commitments. But if I did make a New Years resolution, I'd wait until the last minute. I would not want a resolution on my mind until I have to make it. But God bless those who do. Larry
