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Glad you showed this nice train toy. Well done, the painting is especially nice.
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Gee. I didn't buy the Dewalt because of the price. I bought my first Delta because it came with the stand.
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Jerry, I have two Delta's 40-690 & 40-694. I bought both new and except for dust in on/off switch, they run excellent. We can't afford to make anything for ourselves any more. Not even Oreos. Being made in Tiawan might be better than some other places
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Very well done. Your friend better like it!
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You've created an excellent one. Beautiful job.
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You know the cake topper is a keeper. Many years from now, they will have it Very nicely done.
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Definately John Denver. Really stands out when you look from a distance.
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Yes! #3 #5 #7 #2 Spiral
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Good job Kevin! [spoiler] but if you forgot, how do you know you did it? [/spoiler]
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For the newbies and me! See what you can do with an old shelf. TKs for sharing
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Kelly, Pallet wood is fine for scrolling !!! ! ! Use what ev er blade you want!!! If the bladedoesn't cut the way you want it to, try a different one. You may have to sand the pallet wood. Planing would be best but sanding may do ok. Actually, a pattern attaches best on smooth wood but the final cut may look best on rough wood. depends on the pattern.
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Tell me, is it wood? is it plexaglass painted gold? That is abslutely beautiful. What blade did you use?
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Yes, that is a great gift. Perfectly done. The "Bird Stool' in the front made me smile.
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A great cutting you did. The picture stands out. I'm kinda like Steve, wanta cut it but not quite ready to take it on.
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I guess there is no such thing as scrap wood. Nice tow truck.
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Great pattern and cutting. Beautiful scene
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Pin or non-pin blades are 5 inches long. As Kevin said, something is worn out.
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Hey Bob, welcome. I think we have answers for scroll-saw and blade length. Especially blade length since they are almost always 5" (inches) So, what saw do you have? Anyway, fire away Looks like AK and I think alike on this one...
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I first read this as 'Sanding Blades' as in 'blades that sand'.
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Hey Jerry, you've already got your saw but I have to mention there is another difference, $$$$PRICE$$$$$ I have two Deltas and only had a problem with very fine sawdust getting in the on/off switch. I covered the switches and they are a great saw.
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First, what saw do you have? Second, in General Scroll Sawing, in upper right, do a search for Blade Tension or Blade Slip Read those and see if there is help there. I could repeat it but search gives more info. I have never had blades slip. Sanding is an extra unnecessary step.
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Those are cool and a nice design. Preping for winter and I'm not quite ready for that.
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Does look quite functional. Good job Jerry
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You made him look quite handsome. Good o cutting.
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Kevin, you could write a song on scrolling and customers. The Landlady 'Blues' "All day long scrolling for my rent" "Doing what I must, creating sawdust" "The Landlady Blues" "She wants a key holder for two" "I say I'll make it for you" "The Landlady Blues" "I do it in plain wood, she says that ain't no good" "Now I have to do another, Oh brother" The Landlady Blues
