Fish
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My brother told me about the carter stabilizer-I bought it and love it. It is well worth the money.
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Great work, I am listening to his music quite often also. After you did the last one of JT I started looking for more to work on. I would like to do one of him and one of Crosby Stills Nash an Young. I think that one would come out good also. Thanks for sharing.
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Very nice. Thanks for sharing.
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Fine cutting, thanks for sharing.
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I’m gonna look at buying the whole set. Makes more sense.
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Sorry I uploaded that from my Iphone. I'm not sure why it didn't show the video.
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So this is pretty much the same as the dewalt? It's older than I thought. I bought it in 2018 and it is one made in Taiwan. So it was at the wood store as the display and used a lot longer than I thought. 2017 was when it started being made in China? The replacements at Seyco should be a match for my saw- I'll check with them. Thanks for the help I really appreciate it. The only thing I'm nervous about is I replaced all of it on the Dewalt and still couldn't get it to run right. It was a type one.
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IMG_2736.MOV I got this a year or two back. It was the demo and I don’t know how much it was used. . I just noticed it starting last night and is louder today. Is the main bearing loosing grease and going bad and am I gonna have to replace it? The bearings are going in the lower front too? If I do where can I get the bearings, am I gonna have to do it all like I did with my Dewalt? Is it as easy to do as my dewalt was? I used my drill press to push old ones out. thanks for helping. IMG_2736.MOV
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Interesting idea, it looks great.
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I confess, I'm a hoarder too. There is no cure. I have kept every little piece I have (almost). I'm out of room and some is just leaning against the tables. When they were little my daughters would tell me, " what a mess daddy, what a mess " I just stack the small pieces on top of the other pieces. I'll cut something out of it sooner or later.
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Thank you
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Thanks everyone. Steve Good does some great patterns.
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This is from the second pattern by Steve Good. 5/16” oak with 321 finish. Thanks for looking.
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That is hard to decide, both are very nice. I think I like the second one the most. Great job.
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Thanks everyone.
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I cut this from old oak barn wood. A lot of it was totes away so I cleaned it up with a wire brush. I like the way it ended up looking. Cut w #4 spiral and finished with semi poly. Thanks for looking.
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Excellent! I see it now and can't figure why I didn't see it the first time. Mind if I use the pattern?
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No idea but I can't wait to see who it is.
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An idea from Kevin long ago is what I did and it works perfect. I got a piece of counter top laminate from Menards and traced the table on the underside. I then cut it w my saw, then used spray glue to keep it on. You can wax it when needed and it lasts for a long time. The piece I had to buy was enough to make three in case I ever broke one. Use a fine blade to cut and slow down or you can crack it.
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Nice work!
