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LarryEA

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  1. The blue sets it off well. Great job
  2. Well, you are blessed. Good score. Kevin
  3. A classic pattern......Thanks for showing this.
  4. but cutting the patterns out is a good idea....
  5. .. Len, If you read it again, a little slower, you will notice ... Wait a minute... I didn't rehash it... I just brought it up front. I had a reason,,,but it escapes me what it was......sorry for wasting your time...
  6. OK..... Buy your wood. The little Hardware Stores usually have 'cutoffs'. Partial sheets of plywood that they sell reduced price. Search around... call them but better to stop in and ask. And everywhere you go see if they can refer you to other places. Not asking, keeps the door closed.
  7. Very well done. What type tacks did you use? Really like the eyes.
  8. Better........... Would be great if you need special wood dowels
  9. Dan.... I see nuthin
  10. God bless and may you heal quickly, be back to new.
  11. He's 'Just' plastering a wall! with scenery... Awesome
  12. Wow!
  13. You did a great job. Nice selection of wood and excellent finish.
  14. You are a pro to cut that detail. Well done.
  15. It is nice. You can edit...ie: remove the picture.... and all the words..... just put a smilie!
  16. I have tried editing my post three times... here is my edit: If you don't want a hole all the way thru..... You have a grand idea.
  17. Dan, It worked!!! Got to be a good idea. I also bypassed all the chips in a different way. I used the Forstner bit to score the wood. I then used my scroll saw to finish the hole. A whole lot less dust and chips.
  18. Concratulations! Good haul.
  19. Dan, that looks like a collectors item. Very well made.
  20. I have a shop in my horse barn. Teaching them to scroll.
  21. Hey Dan, where are those oil ports? Can you oil without removing nuts and bolts?
  22. Good point.............Most of the grease points on the Delta are under sealed cover. You are correct on those places 'I' greased that are in the open. These are the upper and lower blade arms. Better grease there than no grease? I'll watch those.
  23. Has a conversation with another member and just thought I'd ask. Maybe your saw doesn't need grease. As for Delta's and Dewalts, I suggest they be greased as soon as you get them. Grease other saw's, I don't know. I greased both my saws ... before I heard a noise, I did notice they are quiter, even my 'new' 40-694. What saw do you have?
  24. Another good tip. Pleased it solved a problem....
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