Jump to content

Fish

SSV Silver Patron
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    5,361

  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    49

 Content Type 

Everything posted by Fish

  1. Fish
    Great work!
  2. Fish
    Great job. Beautiful wood too.
  3. Fish
    Great idea. I like the way that came out. Thanks for sharing.
  4. Fish
    Great work. Great choice on the wood too.
  5. Fish
    Great job
  6. Fish
    Beautiful!!
  7. Fish
    Very nice work!
  8. Fish
    The main pattern posted is the one I found and got permission from the artist who did it. Bill and Elaine Snell, Blackcat Artworks from Easley South Carolina. I made it for my doctors and my wife. There are many different patterns out there. Try typing in tree of life stencil you’ll find all kinds. The other one I did is designed by Jen Delyth , Celtic Art Studio. She doesn’t mind if you use her pattern for personal use but be sure and give her credit for the pattern.
  9. Fish
    Beautiful cutting!
  10. Fish
    Very nice work, steer clear of plywood and stick with hard woods. They always come out nicer.
  11. Fish
    Beautiful work!
  12. Fish

    Lamp

    Fish replied to Sparkey's topic in Bragging Rights

    Great job! Fantastic idea, may I ask where the pattern is from?
  13. Fish
    Very nice work
  14. Fish
    Great work!
  15. Fish
    I'd love to have one. I hear they work great with bowls.
  16. Fish
    Very nice work
  17. Fish
    Beautiful!!!.
  18. Fish
    Thank you everyone.
  19. Fish
    Great work! Congrats to both of you.
  20. Fish
    Done from a picture of a necklace. Done of a piece of oak with 321 finish.
  21. Fish
    Nice cutting. Thanks for sharing.
  22. Fish
    Nice work!
  23. Fish
    Thanks. I’ll use the synthetic on it this time.
  24. Fish
    I’ve used Inkscape but haven’t had any problems. Maybe not enough to see one yet. I’d try rebooting or delete it through the add/remove and install the previous version just to see. I have no problems printing. I save it as a . jpg and use rapidresizer. It costs about $40 a year but I use it enough to justify it. You can also save the resizing pattern you made in case you want to do it against the same size.
  25. Fish
    I’ve had my Excalibur for a couple years now. I had to replace the upper and lower arms once already. I bought one that was the display/trial saw. How often should I take it apart and lube the upper and lower bearings, sleeves etc. it’s really just like the Dewalt as far as doing this? What kind of lube were people using? I’ve watched the video’s on the dewalt before also. I’m having no problems I’m just curious what others have done with it. Thanks.
×
×
  • Create New...