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[Kepy]

Boy, did I goof.  After doing the large wall size monograms, I thought why not an ornament.  These old eyes are not up to doing things this small and you can't stack cut as each has to be different.

[penquin]

Looks good, hear you about doing small stuff.  Got to use the magnifier.

jim

penquin

[Scrolling Steve]

That turned out great Kepy!....Looks nice!

[bobscroll]

That looks good to me! Thank you for showing,

Bob             

[LarryEA]

Kepy, What's the 'M' stand for? Was it supposed to be a 'W' instead? 

Otherwise, I don't see a mistake. Looks great to me.

[DWSUDEKUM]

Looks great to me Kepy.  That is the problem with individualized ornaments.  Thanks for sharing this with us.

 

 

DW

[amazingkevin]

Boy, did I goof.  After doing the large wall size monograms, I thought why not an ornament.  These old eyes are not up to doing things this small and you can't stack cut as each has to be different.GEDC0040.JPG

Stack cut them anyway and take to the craft shows,Everybody wants unique one of a kind!Stack cutting thin things slows the cutting down so not as easy to make a mistake .I like what you did here! :cool: :cool: :cool: :thumbs:

[wombatie]

You did a terrific job even if it is a smaller size. Well done.

 

Marg

[ike]

I know what you mean about your age, i am in the same boat just a couple months older than you. I am going to get an magnifying glass with light  and hope that helps.

[Kepy]

Larry, the M is the last initial of the last name.  I have one of those magnifying lights but seem to have trouble making a connection between what I am seeing and what I am doing.

[jerry1939]

Hi Kepy,

 

Many years ago I got a magnifying visor that flips down from a headband.  Used it for carving at the time.  Now use it also for scrolling & drilling entry holes.  Love it !! 

The lens is getting cloudy.  Santa will bring me a new one:  http://www.ehobbytools.com/contents/en-us/p3743_Product_3565.html

 

Be sure you get a 12" focal length (or greater.)  Most of them on the market have a closer focal length.  You could get your nose bent with the top blade clamp.

 

I wouldn't consider sawing without.

 

jerry

[New Guy]

Hi Kepy,

 

Many years ago I got a magnifying visor that flips down from a headband.  Used it for carving at the time.  Now use it also for scrolling & drilling entry holes.  Love it !! 

The lens is getting cloudy.  Santa will bring me a new one:  http://www.ehobbytools.com/contents/en-us/p3743_Product_3565.html

 

Be sure you get a 12" focal length (or greater.)  Most of them on the market have a closer focal length.  You could get your nose bent with the top blade clamp.

 

I wouldn't consider sawing without.

 

jerry

Thanks for the tip.

[heppnerguy]

Kepy,

    All you need to do is get the spelling of the last name changed.. problem solved

 

Dick

heppnerguy

 

 

Larry, the M is the last initial of the last name.  I have one of those magnifying lights but seem to have trouble making a connection between what I am seeing and what I am doing.

[newfie]

Looks fine to me thanks for sharing