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jdj420
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Post subject: Re: Black line removal made easy. Now with video!  Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2011 7:24 pm |
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Joined: October 17th, 2010
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Location: Upland, CA
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St0ney wrote: Doh wrote: I've probably done 50+ kins with it. LOL!!! _________________ Why live on the edge when you can jump off! - A.J. Hackett
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Keitos
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Post subject: Re: Black line removal made easy. Now with video! Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2012 6:47 pm |
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I haven't actually done this yet, as I didn't do a lot of carves last year. I got away with using old gemmys and real kins. Unfortunately, this year I'm going to have to start this to get through the gemmys I have.
I tossed a light in there, but it wasn't nearly powerful enough. Then I watched your video again and noticed the cord going inside. What kind of bulb are you putting in there to get that light out and do you have any fear of it melting the foam/burning down your house?
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Doh
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Post subject: Re: Black line removal made easy. Now with video! Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2012 6:53 pm |
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Evil Scientist and Inventor
Joined: December 16th, 2008
Posts: 1739
Location: Out in my workshop cooling off, Utah
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Keitos wrote: I haven't actually done this yet, as I didn't do a lot of carves last year. I got away with using old gemmys and real kins. Unfortunately, this year I'm going to have to start this to get through the gemmys I have.
I tossed a light in there, but it wasn't nearly powerful enough. Then I watched your video again and noticed the cord going inside. What kind of bulb are you putting in there to get that light out and do you have any fear of it melting the foam/burning down your house? Yup...for the video I used a drop light with a 25 watt bulb and my shop was completely dark. _________________ Une étreinte est une étrangler vous n'avez pas encore terminé. "Do not trust to hope...it has forsaken this land."
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St0ney
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Post subject: Re: Black line removal made easy. Now with video! Posted: Wed Aug 08, 2012 8:51 pm |
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The Boss with the Hot Sauce
Joined: December 10th, 2008
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Location: 1313 Mockingbird Lane
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Doh Used your Setup today and worked Great ! I took my Drill turned it upside down, and placed it in my vise. The only Issues was on my end, a) Needed a new extension rod. The bottom was smoothed out and was slipping in the chuck. Sears - Craftsman 10 bucks, problem solved. b) Need to pick up a LED bulb, (or Light) only had normal bulbs and when the dust hit it, it blew out. 
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Doh
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Post subject: Re: Black line removal made easy. Now with video! Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2012 8:23 am |
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Looney wrote: In that case I would need a new extension rod! _________________ Une étreinte est une étrangler vous n'avez pas encore terminé. "Do not trust to hope...it has forsaken this land."
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St0ney
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Post subject: Re: Black line removal made easy. Now with video! Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2012 9:15 pm |
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The Boss with the Hot Sauce
Joined: December 10th, 2008
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Used Doh's Setup again for a custom carve. WORKS LIKE A CHAMP ! Because I already have A Bunch of Clip Lights, I Bought these Bulbs for the Line removal. (They now come in the Mini screw size) They stay Cool and are Bright, and Plug In.  After I removed the Lines, I gave the Bulb a Shot of air from my air-compressor. Ready for the Next one.
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St0ney
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Post subject: Re: Black line removal made easy. Now with video! Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2012 9:59 pm |
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The Boss with the Hot Sauce
Joined: December 10th, 2008
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Location: 1313 Mockingbird Lane
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Ya Know Doh; I was thinking about this, and then I backed Down, I just don't want to spend the Money, and these Lines may disappear from the kins Next year. Then I'd be stuck with this. But Here's a Great Idea, if you have a Bench Grinder, You can Convert one side, and Add a Drill Chuck. Then your extension rod / Paint stripper wheel. The Other Side still used to sharpen Shit.  Example:
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Doh
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Post subject: Re: Black line removal made easy. Now with video! Updated! Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2012 8:25 am |
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Joined: December 16th, 2008
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I picked up two Gemmy's last night and got my drill set up when I realized that the whole thing would be better and safer with my variable speed pedal attached! Worked sweet...slow when I needed it....fast when it counted....off when safety was a concern.
_________________ Une étreinte est une étrangler vous n'avez pas encore terminé. "Do not trust to hope...it has forsaken this land."
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griffin6601
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Post subject: Re: Black line removal made easy. Now with video! Posted: Thu Oct 18, 2012 7:44 pm |
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Doh wrote: ...if you have the right setup. I mounted my new adjustable speed drill to the wood top of my workbench using grabber screws and some metal plumbers tape.  I then attached my trusty extension rod and stripper wheel.  I dropped my handy dandy led light into the pumpkin.  Plugged in the drill, shut off the overhead light, slid the pumpkin over the stripper wheel and in no time at all I had no lines. Best of all you can control it with both hands and you only take off what you need to because you are looking through the skin of the kin the whole time. When I get time I will upload a video. What model is your LED light, looking for a good one to use that puts off some good light.
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St0ney
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Post subject: Re: Black line removal made easy. Now with video! Posted: Thu Oct 18, 2012 10:58 pm |
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The Boss with the Hot Sauce
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