Old Mill

[GrampaJim]

This is a pattern that was in SSW&C magazine last year.  It is a Charles Dearing pattern.  I used 1/8" oak ply, stacked 2 high.  Used FD spiral 3/0 and 2/0 blades.  There was some warping in the ply that made cutting interesting, but once it is framed its not a problem.  Finished with the usual mix of BLO and Mineral Spirits.  Framed in 11X14"  The copier cut off some of the detail on the left side of the pattern, but I think it looks OK.

Jim

[Scrappile]

Beautifully done, Jim.  I love the old mill ones.  I have one in my stack of patterns but have not had the nerve to try it yet.  Looks very fragile.

[bobscroll]

Very Very nice looking Jim, Great detail in the pattern, And you did a marvellous job scrolling the project!

Thank you for letting us see, Bob               

[Scrolling Steve]

You did an awesome job on Cades Cove mill Jim!......As you can see from my avatar I like that pattern a lot and understand the work you put into it!....Well done.

[Frank Pellow]

 That looks great GrampaJim!     It gives me something to aspire to in this scroll-sawing craft that is relatively new to me.

[Sparkey]

Beautiful job Jim. Looks like a lot of places where you had to be very careful.

[penquin]

That is one super looking cutting jim.  Well done, really like the way it came out and the color you got on the wood.

jim

penquin

[tomsteve]

im likin that!

[newfie]

Great job beautiful pattern thanks for sharing

[DWSUDEKUM]

Very nicely done Jim.  Thanks for sharing this with us.

 

DW

[Rob]

Fantastic.  I love that but would never have the skill or patience to cut it.

 

Rob 

[amazingkevin]

This is a pattern that was in SSW&C magazine last year.  It is a Charles Dearing pattern.  I used 1/8" oak ply, stacked 2 high.  Used FD spiral 3/0 and 2/0 blades.  There was some warping in the ply that made cutting interesting, but once it is framed its not a problem.  Finished with the usual mix of BLO and Mineral Spirits.  Framed in 11X14"  The copier cut off some of the detail on the left side of the pattern, but I think it looks OK.

Jim

Hard to walk past this one and not admire it ,Super job sir! ;) ;) ;)

[kywoodmaster]

Dang that looks good. I don't think I would have the patience for that.

[wombatie]

I'm with Paul I love the old mill patterns.  You did an amazing job.  Well done.

 

Marg 

[Lucky2]

Jim, you think it looks OK, well, I think it looks spectacular. What an amazing cut, you must have nerves of steel. Thanks for sharing this masterpiece with us.

Len

[ike]

I have been thinking about doing one, but never get around to it. you did a nice job on it.

[mikewix]

Great job Jim I like it.