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The video caught my attention for my daughter's GS troop but at about 10:30 in I got a bit of surprise I think might make a few of you smile. It starting out as a palette doesn't really have anything to what I am talking about
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Hmmmm. Table saw and also a miter saw.
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(01-28-2019, 12:02 AM)Stwood_ Wrote: Hmmmm. Table saw and also a miter saw.
I thought turning the dowel with a drill and skateboard wheel was a pretty good use of what you have on hand to get stuff done
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I'd like to know what he uses to transfer the images onto the boards.. Also I have never seen a miter saw table saw like that. It would make sense in a small space.
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Those combo saws seem pretty popular in Europe. I'm not sure why they're not offered here-at least I haven't run across any.
I'd like to know more about the transfer method too.
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(01-28-2019, 09:45 AM)gear jammer Wrote: I'd like to know what he uses to transfer the images onto the boards.. Also I have never seen a miter saw table saw like that. It would make sense in a small space.
Make a copy on the copy machine. Place it face-down on the wood and secure it. (This means image will be reversed, so plan for that.) Soak with acetone and rub carefully without moving the paper. A credit card works well for rubbing.
IIRC, I bought my first can of acetone for this after learning the trick—here, of course.
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I have done this one before
And this one
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He is (GASP!) WEARING GLOVES!!!
He'l poke his eye out with those things.
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