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Young Love series
Matt B and 9 others reacted to GPscroller for a topic
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Switch cover plate
James E. Welch and 4 others reacted to Wichman for a topic
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Viking Girl
GPscroller and one other reacted to Insane Dust Maker for a topic
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I have a non-scrollsaw related question.
Hawk and one other reacted to JTTHECLOCKMAN for a topic
You never set a fence square to a table. Neither on a bandsaw or a tablesaw. It is always set square to the blade. Unless you can square your table to the blade. Good luck.2 points -
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Time in the shop
Dan reacted to scrollerpete for a topic
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Ribbiting Frogs
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Cactus set
heppnerguy reacted to alexfox for a topic
I planned to make a cactus, but couldn't decide which type to make, so I decided to make a set. I also did it in such a way that it was possible to change their places: any cactus fits any pot. Project consists of 2 parts, you can take out cactus of a pot and change it. Approximate size is 3 x 6 inches each. Cactus consists of 2 layers, pot - 4 layers. Video of making Cactus project Cactus patterns1 point -
Young Love series
GPscroller reacted to flarud for a topic
If I remember correctly, you cut the Soda pattern a few months ago,, I was recently trying to find the thread on this to show my wife the cut. I thought it was awesome,, now with the other two.. It makes for an incredible series of cuts. Well done.1 point -
Modified Spice Rack
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I have a non-scrollsaw related question.
Jim Finn reacted to rash_powder for a topic
look for some alex snodgrass videos on youtube. he is the bandsaw master and can explain it far better than i can.1 point -
Anybody in the So Cal area looking for a real deal on a Hawk 20 inch?
OCtoolguy reacted to Norm Fengstad for a topic
somebody got a good buy1 point -
I have a non-scrollsaw related question.
danny reacted to NC Scroller for a topic
A good feather board really helps.1 point -
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What is the trick to doing that?1 point
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I have a non-scrollsaw related question.
OCtoolguy reacted to rash_powder for a topic
Kreg makes a nice fence for bandsaws. I have one on mine; and while I don't use the saw much when I do the fence performs as expected. I've learned the key to using a fence on the bandsaw is getting the blade to track dead straight so that there is no drift, then set the fence square to the table.1 point -
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Young Love series
GPscroller reacted to wombatie for a topic
Excellent work. 3 Great looking pieces. Marg1 point -
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Young Love series
GPscroller reacted to Scrappile for a topic
You really did a great job on those. I can see why you like them so much!1 point -
Young Love series
GPscroller reacted to scrollerpete for a topic
DOUBLE WOW lot’s of nice sawdust here1 point -
No, I took out the middle shelf ( and the slot it would have fit into ) to give room for taller items. So, it has two shelves for items now, instead of the original three. This is the second of several racks that I'm making for my GF. I will make a decision about a corner shelf version after this one gets put in place on Sunday.1 point
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With spring comes working in the yard, as we get older it sometimes is a pain, literally, to get up. Here is a new pattern from Al Baggetta, his "Umph Bar" a devise to help you back on your feet. 7/16" Elm, #1 Polar blades for the details, #3 Polar for the outside cuts. Detail "leaf" from a Steve Good Pattern.1 point
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Viking Girl
danny reacted to Insane Dust Maker for a topic
Thanks they are quite challenging for me anyway, her helmet was a lot of work, but just enjoyed myself, no rush.1 point -
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