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I saw that too !!!!--But it did make me wonder - I also wonder that if we have broadband and our comps are always left on does that mean we are always signed in rather we are here or not??
Sharon
I- I also wonder that if we have broadband and our comps are always left on does that mean we are always signed in rather we are here or not??
Sharon
Sharon I am 95% sure if you don't logout when you are done then you are always on. I have logged in from home and a couple time forgotten to log out. Then I have checked the message board from work without logging in (please don't tell) and saw myself as being on.
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Our Judges are some of the best woodworkers I have ever met. On occasion I get asked to explain what I look for in the scrolling categories. I point out all of the nuances. I can't be a judge as I have intarsia and scroll work entries.
There may have been some crud on the tips from manufacturing.
In the ~20 years of scrolling I never cleaned the ends of my blades until recently. Even with the Pegas clamps I was having some blade slippage, I now scuff the ends of my blades with some 220 grit paper End of problem.!...
Don’t over sand them as you will shorten their usable life. Only sand as needed. Another thing to do is clear your blades before installing. Blades are coated with oil to prevent rust. Wipe the ends with alcohol or lightly sand with 320 grit.
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