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General Category => General Scroll Saw Talk => Topic started by: Dawie on September 08, 2010, 10:41:24 am
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All these talk about putting blades in up side down back to front and what more is contagious. I sat down earlier today put in a new blade before I started and then looked at it as I was setting the tension something did not look right. Then when I looked closely, yes some of you might have guessed I had the blade in upside down. So I beter watch what I read in future :P.
David
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"Ladies and Gentlemen. I welcome a new member to our club . . . "
Awww, Dawie! You know I am just funning with you! It happens to the best of us! Look at it like I did. You are in good company! ;D
Sheila
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It sure is. I done it so many time that I stop counting ;D. Something else I did last week, I was setting up my EX21 after now using it for 6 months, I put back the old blade. I thought I was out of practice cutting and after a few minutes cutting I realize what i did.
JP
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That is The Power of Suggestion. Sheila mentioned it, now everybody's going to do it.
LOL :P :P :P
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Yes, but it was yankeebum2's fault! He started it first!! LOL I think he got us all stirred up!
:) Sheila
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LOL ;D and as you say Sheila I am in good company.
David
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I put the new blade between my lips while removing the old one, A gentle tug sure tells me which way to put it.
I learned this after cussing out the "bad blade" a couple of times before realized it wasn't the blade but OE.
(OE - Operator Error The same thing but a kinder name for stupidity) ;)
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I'm glad I read this thread, I can see myself doing this, and I haven't even started yet.
Steven
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I always feel the slap,slap,slap against the table is a pretty good sign I screwed something up. :-[
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Or the slap, slap, slap could be your wife hitting you on your head telling you it is time for you to take her out.,,,,,,,
:P :P :P :P :P
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SLAP! SLAP! SLAP!
Could come from not holding your workpiece firmly in contact with the table when using a "REVERSE" blade.
Remember that those blades have 'upward' teeth on the bottom and will act just like a blade that is in upside down if the work is not held firmly.
Another thing you might try is 'bumping up' your cutting speed.
~~~GrayBeard~~~
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LMAO. I could be wrong but i think your all trying to make me feel better. Or i'm psychic.
Steve