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    Default First project

    Finally after many problems and a giant learning curve, here are some pics of my first project with the Carvewright.



    Dave

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    Hey Dave
    Great project , what kind of wood, did you do it all on the carvewright , did you do any sanding and with what ,fill us in . later Daniel
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    Hey Daniel, thanks!
    I used texas pine(??) that I picked up from the craft wood section at lowes. The whole project was run on the machine and took over an hour to do. I sanded the top with 220 grit sandpaper and used a brass bristled brush to clean out the carved areas. Now the wife gets it to paint and hang on her swing on the patio.
    Dave

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    Hey ANYONE
    Great photo's . Dave, Did you do the edge routing on the machine?
    How do you insert photo's? I clicked on img, but then what?
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    Daniel, Thanks! Yes, the edge routing was done on the machine. Being that I don't yet have my router bit kit from LHR, I used one of my own and it worked ok.

    To display an image here, you first have to have your image residing on a server somewhere in cyberspace. You cannot upload images to the forum server here. What I did, is to create an account at www.photobucket.com (it's free) and upload your images there. THey have a service where you select the image(s) from your album that you want to be seen in a forum, such as here, and it produces the links for you. All you have to do is copy the links and paste them in your message here...your image(s) will be displayed then.

    Hope this helps
    Dave

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    HEY Dave
    I GOT MY PICYURE AS FAR AS PHOTOBUCKET, THEN COPY AND WENT TO THE FORM AND SELECTED PASTE. tHE URL ADDRESS COMES UP IN THE FORM BUT NO PICTURE. ANY SUGGESTIONS?
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    In photobucket copy and paste the line that say "img:" into your message. You will have all the image code you need then.

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    Thanks for the reply ,I'll give it a try tonight. later Daniel
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    Well I'm still trying to post a picture. I selected tag they copy then I go to the form page and select paste , all the letters come up but no picture. I even tried clicking on the picture itself in photobucket then copy ,back to form,then paste but still just words no picture.later Daniel
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    Daniel,
    Goto Photobucket and put a check mark in the box beneath each picture you want to be seen here. At the bottom of the album page, click on the button "Generate HTML and IMG code" button. A new screen will appear...locate the third box down titled...
    "IMG clickable thumbnails for message boards - recommended"

    Click in the top left corner of the box where the message text is displayed and while holding down your mouse button, drag your mouse to the bottom right of the text....and then release the mouse button. All of the text within the box should now be hi-lited.

    Now, from your keyboard, press and hold down the <CTRL> key and the letter 'C"at the same time. THis will copy all of the text into the windows clipboard.

    Next, come back to this forum and create a new message. Somewhere IN the message body (Left click the mouse where you want to insert the links) and then from your keyboard press and hold down the <CTRL> key and the letter 'V" at the same time. This will copy the image links into the message.

    When you submit your message, the images should appear.

    Really easy once you get the hang of it.
    Dave

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