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A couple of Excalibur pieces


rdatelle

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Here's a couple of things I did with my new Excalibur saw. The Jesus one with the square back is 3/4 Oak and it cut that pretty easy with a #3 blade. The pattern was done for me by Jay. He shrunk it down for me. I put a stained glass backing on them to add a little different look. I think Jays are still a little better than mine. The actual designs were done on my DeWalt 788. They were really tough to do. I almost gave up a few times on them. The fire truck pattern was done for me by Brian from Pickens Puzzles. He gave me some good tips. The puzzle is 3/4 Oak and was cut with a #3 blade to except for the inner designs of the puzzle which I used a #1 blade.  Very small hole. They still need another coat of poly. So far I like my new saw. Very quite and very easy to change blades. Put the blade in and pull the lever back and your done.

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Here's a couple of things I did with my new Excalibur saw. The Jesus one with the square back is 3/4 Oak and it cut that pretty easy with a #3 blade. The pattern was done for me by Jay. He shrunk it down for me. I put a stained glass backing on them to add a little different look. I think Jays are still a little better than mine. The actual designs were done on my DeWalt 788. They were really tough to do. I almost gave up a few times on them. The fire truck pattern was done for me by Brian from Pickens Puzzles. He gave me some good tips. The puzzle is 3/4 Oak and was cut with a #3 blade to except for the inner designs of the puzzle which I used a #1 blade.  Very small hole. They still need another coat of poly. So far I like my new saw. Very quite and very easy to change blades. Put the blade in and pull the lever back and your done.

Quite the valued exceptionally done Christ project! believers will treasure this one around Easter time as their center display piece .

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