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Brag Forum / Wat wud u call this?
« on: March 22, 2011, 05:43:20 pm »
A Steve Good design. Is it a she or he? Danny :+}
News: Had a couple issues with the forum today. 1/19/2017. I believe I have them corrected now. Let me know if you have any trouble. Thanks.
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General Scroll Saw Talk / Re: GOIN FROM CUTTIN TO FINISHIN....
« on: March 21, 2011, 09:51:04 pm »
Well dgman I shall say I will purchase the needed products and give it a try and see what happens. Having a small inside area to work with bothers me if by using your method and having to let the project set and dry for as you say 3 to 5 days would be a problem....BUT....I will attempt it and down the road I will let ya's know how things worked out. Thanks again Danny :+}
And NewToScroll....Thank you for your kind words.... Keep on posting and remember there IS NOT A STUPID question. I learned.... Danny :+}
And NewToScroll....Thank you for your kind words.... Keep on posting and remember there IS NOT A STUPID question. I learned.... Danny :+}
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General Scroll Saw Talk / Re: GOIN FROM CUTTIN TO FINISHIN....
« on: March 21, 2011, 08:19:22 pm »
Hey dgman....All I can say is Wow! Where have I been for all these years with doin the same ole thing year n and year out with the way I mentioned.
Can you please explain the BOILED LIMESEED MIXTURE TO ME?? And also the rattle can lacquer and the reason for using a brown bag?? Guess what a person learns years ago stays as the way, but I have been reading your posts and I kind of am aware that you are some type of teacher in our craft.
....SO.... I really feel deep in my heart that its time for me to learn a different way to finish my projects. And P.S. I see that you live in the beautiful state of California and I would guess that you experience better Scrolling whether than we do here in Alabama. Looking very much forward to reading your next post. Later.... Danny :+}
Can you please explain the BOILED LIMESEED MIXTURE TO ME?? And also the rattle can lacquer and the reason for using a brown bag?? Guess what a person learns years ago stays as the way, but I have been reading your posts and I kind of am aware that you are some type of teacher in our craft.
....SO.... I really feel deep in my heart that its time for me to learn a different way to finish my projects. And P.S. I see that you live in the beautiful state of California and I would guess that you experience better Scrolling whether than we do here in Alabama. Looking very much forward to reading your next post. Later.... Danny :+}
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General Scroll Saw Talk / GOIN FROM CUTTIN TO FINISHIN....
« on: March 21, 2011, 05:39:13 pm »
Is it just me or do some share the same feelings....First for the past WINTER Burrrrrr! months I have cut 19 different projects. Now Spring is here and its Flip Flop n Short whether. Been doin the spray varnish and waiting n waiting for things to dry....BEFORE....more fine sanding n start the sprayin all over again. I do the three time thing. I'm still cuttin in the mean time. I will NEVER get caught up. Whew! Its every year like this and was wandering if any experience this or is there a BETTER way?
Later.... Danny :+}
Later.... Danny :+}
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The Coffee Shop / Re: Jeep A/C Problem....Help?
« on: March 19, 2011, 01:21:59 pm »
Hi Russ....After sleeping on all this information I remember the OLD engines that did have some vaccume hoses that controled different things, but would a 1999 use the same principle? Where would I look to investigate a vaccume hose in the A/C assembly? All of you have been very helpfull and I thank each of you. Danny :+}
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The Coffee Shop / Re: Jeep A/C Problem....Help?
« on: March 18, 2011, 07:51:12 pm »
Howdy EVERYONE....I have read and re-read all suggestions and think I need the night to digest all. I have a strong feeling that what you all are telling me will some how lead me to the answer to fix my problem. Like some one said more than likely I will have to spend money to have a person fix my problem. Anyway....its....Friday and lets all have a real, real good evening. Later.... Danny :+}
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The Coffee Shop / Re: Jeep A/C Problem....Help?
« on: March 18, 2011, 03:15:41 pm »
Does anyone know what the A/C CONDENSER (like a small looking radiator) does? Neighbor suggested this?
Rick I am not really sure wat your telling me. The same amount of air that is blowing thru each vent is the same whether in motion or stopped. Help
Danny :+)
Rick I am not really sure wat your telling me. The same amount of air that is blowing thru each vent is the same whether in motion or stopped. Help
Danny :+)
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The Coffee Shop / Jeep A/C Problem....Help?
« on: March 18, 2011, 02:26:45 pm »
I know this is really off the wall and I haven't seen any posts on vehicle problems, but I just hope someone is a Mechanic in our Forum Family.
1999 Jeep Grand Cherikee Lorado 4.0 motor
When car is in motion we have GOOD cold A/C....
When car is stopped we DO NOT have any cold air?
Freeon has been checked and is at normal level. Just don't know. Help
Thanks in Advance.... Danny :+(
1999 Jeep Grand Cherikee Lorado 4.0 motor
When car is in motion we have GOOD cold A/C....
When car is stopped we DO NOT have any cold air?
Freeon has been checked and is at normal level. Just don't know. Help
Thanks in Advance.... Danny :+(
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Brag Forum / Re: Double Eagle
« on: March 18, 2011, 10:42:21 am »
Hi Dennis....When I first saw your Eagles I said....WOW!.... I am a Eagle person....Cud u please tell me where I can obtain this pattern?
Thanks.... Danny :+}
Thanks.... Danny :+}
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Tutorials, Techniques and Tips / Re: Pattern Application - Works for Me!
« on: March 17, 2011, 03:10:17 pm »
Have tried all the methods for securing a pattern onto the wood and I find that the 2 inch painters tape works the best. No clear packing tape either.
Just my feelings tho. Danny :+}
Just my feelings tho. Danny :+}
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Tutorials, Techniques and Tips / Re: Pattern Application - Works for Me!
« on: March 17, 2011, 03:06:45 pm »
Hi Newfie....Just a note....The sticky back paper comes in Permanent and Temporary. The Permanent WILL NOT peel off. Danny :+}
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General Scroll Saw Talk / Re: The Best Blade to Use....
« on: March 11, 2011, 10:52:51 am »
A Big Thank You to all that offered advice. I successfully cut a ornament that had 21 inside cuts. Took your advice with stacking only 4. Experimented with 8 on scrap and Yep bottom layer was not to good.
And after my experments and your advice it is and will be the FD-UR #5 for all over-all cuts. Tks again.... Danny :+}
And after my experments and your advice it is and will be the FD-UR #5 for all over-all cuts. Tks again.... Danny :+}
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General Scroll Saw Talk / The Best Blade to Use....
« on: March 10, 2011, 04:04:16 pm »
I know you all say there is no Dumb question, but I am getting into a new phase of scroll projects. Using 1/8" Baltic Birch Ply.
Is there a formula of which blade to use for how many is stacked?
My blade chart states to use a #5 or #6 (haven't even heard of a #6) for
1/2" wood. I use FD blades and kind of want to stack 8 and the chart states to use a #7. Wow! My #7 is pretty aggressive. Can't imagine cutting the tiny lil inside cuts with this. Anyway I would just Love to hear all of your feelings. Thanks in Advance.... Danny :+}
Is there a formula of which blade to use for how many is stacked?
My blade chart states to use a #5 or #6 (haven't even heard of a #6) for
1/2" wood. I use FD blades and kind of want to stack 8 and the chart states to use a #7. Wow! My #7 is pretty aggressive. Can't imagine cutting the tiny lil inside cuts with this. Anyway I would just Love to hear all of your feelings. Thanks in Advance.... Danny :+}
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General Scroll Saw Talk / Hey Its Julief's Birthday Today....Yea!
« on: March 09, 2011, 10:41:23 am »
Happy Birthday Gal.... Enjoy this day to its fullest. Danny :+}
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Tutorials, Techniques and Tips / Re: Sanding a Blank
« on: March 08, 2011, 12:38:58 pm »
Hey dg....Got away from attaching my pattern by using temp. spray glue to the wood blank, but can remember having to clean the top of the finished cutting with minerial sperits and had to do some more final sanding. Way to much needless work for me. Now I just apply good ole 2inch painters tape to the wood blank (after I have sanded to 220 grit) and use permanent spray glue to back of pattern and top of painters tape.
When finished cutting just peel the tape along with whats left over of the pattern and the wood blank is still ready to go. Just my 2 cents.Danny:+}
When finished cutting just peel the tape along with whats left over of the pattern and the wood blank is still ready to go. Just my 2 cents.Danny:+}
