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Saturday November 22
LOL- I think you:
connect one end of the blade in one clamp
connect the other end of the blade in the other clamp
(HINT - it is much easier to cut if the cutting edge of the blade is facing you and the majority of the teeth pointing down)
(Yes, I know you were being facetious)
You might also consider plugging the tool in and depressing the start button for improved cutting. It's really slow if you just try to move that piece up and down against the blade....
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Rob
Truths: There is no such thing as a 25 hour day, so why do I keep trying to cram so much into every day so it seems that way!
Don Looks around secretly - stops moving the scroll saw up and down, and unclamps the board from the workbench.
I knew there had to be an easier way.......
Enjoy the DeWalt...I know I do when I get down to visit folks. Though my Delta does a fine job at home.
Re: the CCNA....good job!...now imagine all the computers in my workroom (there's 5 and I live alone - I just get out of control building them sometimes)..thank goodness for wireless access so I can get out of that room and somewhere cooler!
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"Not all those who wander are lost"
"Not all those who wonder are confused"
Now see, this would have been way more fun than ACL's and NAT this summer.
OK....before I place my order for the blades...what is the suggestion on sizes?
Typically, what sizes are used the most and what sizes the least?
How much do the spiral blades get used?
I have read theories from every other size to just 3 total.
I am thinking that I want to try some of those portraits like I saw and do things for pen blanks.
Eventually, I will get into inlay.
.gif "Drogar Laugh(DBG)")
Truths: There is no such thing as a 25 hour day, so why do I keep trying to cram so much into every day so it seems that way! 
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