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General Category => Introduce Yourself. => Topic started by: KYCustomScroller on November 23, 2010, 08:56:54 am
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Hello everyone i looked around at a few of the sites & some of the Scroll work and i must say VERY NICE work, Im new to scrolling and i hope to be as good as you someday, thank you for the great info im learning from the site. Rob
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Hey Rob, Welcome from Southern California! Feel free to ask question, and post pictures of you work. We are here to help!
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hey rob i'm from central KY. lot of good & knowledgeable people here. welcome
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Rob, Welcome from Texas. So glad you joined us.
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Glad you found us. Hi I'm Russ from Florida. Welcome to the Scrollsaw Forum. Jump in and let the sawdust fly. 8)
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Hello from North Dakota. Finally put away the mower in time to take out the snow blower.
These are the best "all weather friends" anyone can find.
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Thanks everyone, I just got home from driving a 1 1/2 to go pick up my new saw, It runs smooth & quiet so after i get a few things in order I'll be ready to let the saw dust fly.
(http://i978.photobucket.com/albums/ae265/dills_2010/DeltaScrollsaw1.jpg)
(http://i978.photobucket.com/albums/ae265/dills_2010/DeltaScrollsaw2.jpg)
here is my new saw a Delta SS350
All i need now is some blades & a foot pedal and the saw dust will be flying!!!!
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It's sad to see a shiny new saw without any saw dust on it! So get on it Rob! ;D
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It's sad to see a shiny new saw without any saw dust on it! So get on it Rob! ;D
HAHA I KNOW IM ORDERING SUPPLIES RIGHT NOW...... :P
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Oh it is so pretty and shiney :D Hope you have lots and lots of fun with it.
Is that the one that is supposed to be exactly like the DeWalt 788?
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thank you, im not sure but all the settings are on the front of the saw so im hoping so,
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Oh it is so pretty and shiney :D Hope you have lots and lots of fun with it.
Is that the one that is supposed to be exactly like the DeWalt 788?
just looking at your site and i must say you do very nice work.
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Oh it is so pretty and shiney :D Hope you have lots and lots of fun with it.
Is that the one that is supposed to be exactly like the DeWalt 788?
just looking at your site and i must say you do very nice work.
that Spanish Basket is awesome!!!!!!
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Why thank you sir, I am just getting started too. My only "quirk" is that I use all spiral blades.
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Why thank you sir, I am just getting started too. My only "quirk" is that I use all spiral blades.
lol i haven't used any blades so far, my saw is in my garage/work shop and its very cold here, brrrrrrrrrrrr.....i need to insulate it i recon. what is the difference in the regular blades and the spiral blades?
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somebody else can probably explain it better, but a spiral blade has teeth all the way aroung so it cuts in all directions. You don;t need to turn the piece as much.
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I have been watching Steves video's and im really interested in cutting puzzles, any suggestions on the blades that i will need to cut them?
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Depends entirely on how thick and how much detail is in the puzzle. On 3/4" stand up puzzles, I usually use a #5 reverse tooth, on 1/4" puzzles, I use Flying dutchman superior puzzle blades. those work very well for photo puzzles.
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Ok Thank you, I just got back in from my shop from cutting a few pieces of wood just to try out my saw and noticed that i have a quick release for my blades and was trying to figure out what type it was, It has a little finger tab on it and works great< heres is a couple pictures of it so hopefully someone can tell me what brand it is,
(http://i978.photobucket.com/albums/ae265/dills_2010/BladeRelease1.jpg)
this is the nut side
(http://i978.photobucket.com/albums/ae265/dills_2010/BladeRelease2.jpg)
and here is the side with the finger lever
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Welcome I'm in Lexington If you're in the area let's together sometime.
KENINLEX