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this ones done on 3/4 plywood with thick fancy formica on top.took 43 minutes on the dewalt at warp speed of 8 wide open.with a scroll reverse #7 and a scroll reverse #1 only because i'm out of differant size bits I wanted to use a 5 but no drill bit,10.75" tall and 8 " wide.i think this was a sue mey.com pattern.Not sure if it will go on a wall or stand.Thanks for lookingpost-1607-0-52120300-1372784912_thumb.jpgpost-1607-0-60824600-1372784934_thumb.jpg

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Yes sir it cuts but slower and the blade gets alot  hotter which shortens it's life plus you have to smell fiberglass.I have'nt been able to use the dewalt  above 5 on the speed control. but recently took it all apart and used valvoline synthetic on all the bearing i could get to.one bearing was real bad and there was no way of me pressing it out to grease  so the squeeky wheel got none.but now moths later i need the high speed to cut the mica an 3/4 ply faster so i tryed it on high speed .before the grease job anything above 5 it would knock.now on speed 8 it's very quite and no knock.Steve good says he does all his cutting on speed #8.

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Very nice Kevin, you must cut really fast to have done it in 45 minutes, that would have probably taken me all day lol, but then I do have to stop every 15 - 20 mins to walk around and move my duff leg to stop it siezing

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