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Hopeless
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 Posted - 05/02/2012 : 6:40:16 PM
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I had planned on starting the saw last night but ended up building a workbench instead. Still have a bunch of details to add later.
If I don't get distracted, I will start the saw tonight.
Roland
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TRAINS1941
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Posted - 05/02/2012 : 7:13:33 PM
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Roland
Excellent bench. Your coloring is perfect in everything you do. Question the tools are they Vector?????
Jerry
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Mario Rapinett
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Posted - 05/02/2012 : 7:27:45 PM
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Hi Roland. Seems we all bounce off each other for ideas. I completed yet another "Roland Rack" for a project.
I see you have started a bench.
I continually look at the photos by Brian Nolan for ideas for detailing,
http://www.modvid.com.au/html/body_brian_nolan__on30.html
some of which, I introduced on a current project.
I'm still gunna build your table saw. Which scale ????? 
cheers mate
"M"
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Hopeless
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Posted - 05/03/2012 : 11:36:47 AM
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Thanks Jerry. I have help from my wife with colors if I stray to far. The tools are Vector Cut.
Mario. I laugh everytime I see Roland Rack.
Roland
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dallas_m
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Posted - 05/03/2012 : 2:36:46 PM
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Oooh ... raise your hand if you want to rush right in and help mess up that nice tidy workbench! Lookin' real good there ...
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Cheers,
Dallas
Chambers Gas & Oil -- structure build
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elwoodblues
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Posted - 05/03/2012 : 3:06:16 PM
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OHHH....OHHH....OHHH.... I do, I do (frantically waving both hands in the air)
The bench looks great.
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Ron Newby
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TRAINS1941
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Posted - 05/03/2012 : 3:23:48 PM
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Hey Mario that Saw is O-Scale from Banta Model Works.
Well tell the truth Roland your wife has a pretty good eye.
Jerry
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Hopeless
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Posted - 05/03/2012 : 5:59:53 PM
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I promise to pile as much as I can on the bench. Just remember my neatness afflecition.
Jerry, I bet Mario builds one in O and one in G scale. Might even get the one in G to work.
Roland
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Hopeless
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Posted - 05/28/2012 : 3:54:57 PM
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Back again, this time with the saw partly completed. Since I was to cheap to buy the upper blade attachment, I have to come up with something. I'm using the Western Scale Models G scale saw for an example. Let me know if I if it looks OK. Lots more to do.
Roland
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Martin Welberg
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Posted - 05/28/2012 : 4:23:33 PM
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Looks good !
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andykins
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Posted - 05/28/2012 : 4:29:20 PM
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agree with martin looks great
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BigLars
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Posted - 05/28/2012 : 4:32:19 PM
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Two thumbs up.
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Geezer
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Posted - 05/28/2012 : 6:56:01 PM
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Good going Roloand.....I am extremely jealous!!!!
Just kiddinmy friend....Beautiful craftsmanship!
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Mario Rapinett
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Posted - 05/28/2012 : 7:27:05 PM
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Hi Roland
I just went thru my personal library of sawmill photos.
Regarding your blade tooth placement. I'm not saying they are incorrect, but maybe someone else could confirm.
Here are a couple of Aussie Sawmill Blades
cheers mate
"M"
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lab-dad
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Posted - 05/29/2012 : 07:37:13 AM
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If it is a left to right feed the bottom blade is backwards.
I'll have to look at mine when I get home for further critique.
Looks like the vertical pieces may be too close to the blades as well (kinda hard to see in these views)
-Marty
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