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Old 06-24-2008, 01:07 AM   #1
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Ok, here's a real thoughee, i looked better part of the day to no avail, but we are so spoiled by power, we wouldnt' know what to do with out power to run our high priced saws , we are so spoiled rotten by power and luxury, it's unreal, so i decide to today ifi could find a site about treadel scroll sawing and its lost art, now theres true talent, sorta liker rubbing your head and belly at the same time,i found one, took me long time, , wow i read long time, not only you have to move the wood , you also got time your feet for the best possible cut, what we did before power as woodworkers, now theres true talent
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Try Rick's site here: Rick's Scrollsaw
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Old 06-24-2008, 01:40 AM   #3
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Actually he is about 15-20 miles from me I would guess. I have a lot of the old ones here he could see. I only run one of them sometimes, that is the Barnes #7.
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Old 06-25-2008, 02:42 AM   #4
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Gosh toolman, if you live that close to Rick H. you are a very lucky man. for not only will you see old saws, but this man can teach you soooooo much on all scrolling , not to mention copey rights. and friend ship. I envey you for sure. go talk to him. you wont be disapointed. you can give up nobles now. for sure. your friend Evie
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