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How much is a 1989 Hegner Polymax worth?
LarryEA replied to Jonathan Shockley's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Same thickness as a DEwalt can cut I think I think Chelcas knows??????????????????????????? It's early, I have one eye open and ... yawn -
Obviously install casters then set the casters on blocks of wood with centers cut out. Lift and remove blocks to roll
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I am not familiar w/ the table. I'll make a guess... Install Locking casters
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How much is a 1989 Hegner Polymax worth?
LarryEA replied to Jonathan Shockley's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I recommend you buy it... then POST weekly on how it cuts. -
How much is a 1989 Hegner Polymax worth?
LarryEA replied to Jonathan Shockley's topic in General Scroll Sawing
You would be buying a 'pig -in-a-poke' even at $200 .. -
How could it look better? Spirals or no, it's another great one.
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Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts - Making a Wooden Gear Clock ...www.scrollsawer.com/.../making-a-wooden-gear-clock-video.html - Similar to Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts - Making a Wooden Gear Clock ... Apr 8, 2013 ... Fox Chapel Publishing, Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts. ... Saw Woodworking & Crafts, Brian Law offered patterns for a wooden gear clock. Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts - Wooden Gear Clockwww.scrollsawer.com/videos/wooden-gear-clock.html - Similar to Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts - Wooden Gear Clock Aug 28, 2009 ... Complete instructions to create the MLT-13 wooden gear clock can be ... Tovar here is a link to his site Wooden ClockWorks Scroll Saw Plans.
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The gear clock plans are from Scrollsaw Woodworking and Crafts Magazine. I will find the issue and let you know which one it is.
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Well Ghost, I did sell one. the others are neatly stacked on a shelf. Like this one. I have a clock finished except for the pendulum which has been the clog completing it.
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Read "Scroll Saw Review'. Nuthin else fer me to say since I ain't 'over there'. I'm over here but to you I'm over there and ... Lots of posts on 'what saw everyone uses' to 'discussions on the best'. You can search in General Scrollsaw on who likes what saw...if'n you want
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That has a little of everything. So well done.
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Once again, please give the overall dimensions. Thank you
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Dan, you make your mark with bookmarks. Everytime you show them they are a big hit.
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Yes, you do good over and over, over and over....
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Read this with emphasis! I Love that Kitty! Oh, you can become a bridge engineer. Erect one where needed sometimes. I have used a pyro (also small tip on soldering iron) and burned/ darkened across a bridge to hide the bridge... did I explain that right? I call them anchors also
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Problem solved. Been so long O forgot how. But I know how now when I need to attach it again. TKS all.
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Marg what blade are you using to cut those.? Larry & Roly Congratulations on your new/old hobby
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First commission and first pattern (sort of)
LarryEA replied to GrampaJim's topic in Bragging Rights
That looks good and one of a kind. Made from a unique 'real' pattern -
I'm just amazed. These are just beautiful and well worth seeing.
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I'll follow this and see... Funny, I just made 12 little boxes...3/8" except for top & bottom they were 1/4"
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Frame it... Nah, like my wife says, 'Take a picture and cut it.'
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Vroom vroom, well done Hans. You're cutting in my league now.. :lol: Well, I'm not that fast Really good looking 'Bike'
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Love that car. I'll repeat Steve... "Well done Gator!....I may have to add to my car Collection!"
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Virtually, some days I'm 24 and some days I'm 15
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I think you're funny. You did a very good job cutting the feather. Use good wood!!! If you are going to take the time.... make the best. I like it freestanding. Don't be afraid to make mistakes and you will, that's when you learn how to correct 'em. Yepper, a good stand helps. Blades, yes... But I gotta say if I liked the way a blade was cutting, I stick with it till it breaks (not all the time). It's a feather in your cap.
