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  • Birthday 10/30/1949

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  6. whaynes
    I agree with most- you don't charge enough for all your work and for the quality of your products. Not to mention support after sale. best, Walt
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    Will this be available in kit form?
  9. whaynes started following Pegasus Cross Section (1776)- 1:48 - by Chuck - swan class sloop
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    Byrnes saw sled

    whaynes replied to Trussben's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment

    Ben, thanks for the reply. Walt
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    Byrnes saw sled

    whaynes replied to Trussben's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment

    Guys, I am a newcomer to the use of table saws, though I do have the Byrnes saw. How is the saw sled used? What does it add to the basic saw? I have seen many references to using a table saw to cut mortices, tenons, and even rabbets. Is there a reference to or tutorial of these uses? Walt Haynes
  12. whaynes
    Thanks for the replies. Will check them out. Walt
  13. whaynes
    What is the best spindle sander for ship modelling? I'm talking bout a dedicate sander, not a set-up for a driil press or mototool. Thanks, Walt Haynes
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    Band or Scroll saw

    whaynes replied to peewee's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment

    Thanks for the replies. If a scroll saw is used for cutting frames from 1/4 in. stock, what would be the preferred blade?
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    Band or Scroll saw

    whaynes replied to peewee's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment

    I have limited space to work in, so a full-sized scroll saw on a stand is not going to work. Is there a good quality small scroll saw that is suitable, mostly for cutting out frames and other small parts? Proxxon, MicroLux? Thanks, Walt Haynes
  16. whaynes
    Yes, thanks . Walt
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    Chuck, is there a rigging plan or diagram showing how the anchor and buoy are rigged? I'm somewhat confused by the pictures. Walt Haynes
  18. whaynes
    Thanks, it would really be helpful. Walt
  19. whaynes
    Chuck, your rigging, particularly the way you secure blocks to spars and rigging, is so neat and without the messy knots one sees on other models. Could you produce a brief tutorial for those of us who are "out in the boondocks" with no local modelers' club to share techniques? Any help would be much appreciated. Walt Haynes Walterboro, SC
  20. whaynes
    Chuck, how did you make those perfect square holes in the bowsprit? It looks fantastic!! Walt
  21. whaynes

    Proxxon MBS/E Bandsaw

    whaynes replied to whaynes's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment

    Thanks, MIke
  22. whaynes
    Anybody used/familiar with this saw?

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