Thanks BobScroll

[trackman]

I posted a request a few weeks back for a pattern and Bob jumped in an helped me with it.  Made of oak with a piece of oak stained walnut for a  backer.   It is 3/4"x 8"x24" and is going to be hung outside on porch.  Used poly that is used on boats for a finish which should hold up being on the oak.  My saw is 21" so I cut the board into, cut the pattern, than glued back together.  Thanks again Bob!!

Edited December 5, 2017 by trackman

[DWSUDEKUM]

Very nicely done.  Thanks for sharing this with us.

 

DW

[Scrolling Steve]

That turned out great !...Nice work !

[amazingkevin]

7 hours ago, trackman said:

I posted a request a few weeks back for a pattern and Bob jumped in an helped me with it.  Made of oak with a piece of oak stained walnut for a  backer.   It is 3/4"x 8"x24" and is going to be hung outside on porch.  Used poly that is used on boats for a finish which should hold up being on the oak.  My saw is 21" so I cut the board into, cut the pattern, than glued back together.  Thanks again Bob!!

That's one piece of work to be extra proud of !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Aggie]

 Great cut to a great pattern.

[lawson56]

Down Right Awesome job on both the pattern and cutting.

[daveww1]

great job

[bobscroll]

What a lovely job you did on scrolling and finishing your project!

Well done! Bob 

[penquin]

Nicely done, good work by both you and Bob Scroll.  Like it, looks great.

jim  penquin

[wombatie]

Great pattern by @bobscroll and equally great cutting by you Devaughn.  Well done guys.

Marg

[spirithorse]

Great work by you and Bobscroll.

You did a great job and I could not see any gaps from cutting the board in half but,
I thought I would make a suggestion or two. Since your saw is 21" you should not have
had to cut the board. You could have used a spiral blade (although I personally have done
very little practicing with a spiral) or you could have turned the blade backward in the
blade clamp and pulled the wood toward you as you cut instead of pushing the wood
toward the throat of the saw as you normally do. 
Not meant to sound like criticism, just advice for your consideration.

God Bless! Spirithorse

[Lucky2]

Del,you and Bob have both done an outstanding job, the Bickford's will display it with pride.

Len

[trackman]

11 hours ago, spirithorse said:

Great work by you and Bobscroll.

You did a great job and I could not see any gaps from cutting the board in half but,
I thought I would make a suggestion or two. Since your saw is 21" you should not have
had to cut the board. You could have used a spiral blade (although I personally have done
very little practicing with a spiral) or you could have turned the blade backward in the
blade clamp and pulled the wood toward you as you cut instead of pushing the wood
toward the throat of the saw as you normally do. 
Not meant to sound like criticism, just advice for your consideration.

God Bless! Spirithorse

I had thought about the options you suggested.  But with the letters so big I didn’t want the roughness of the spiral cut to show.  And I didn’t trust my cutting with the blade in backwards.  Thanks for the comments always welcome!

[meflick]

Nice work from the Pattern from Bob to your turning it into an actual piece of artwork that will be well loved I have no doubt.  thanks for sharing.

[dgman]

Looks great Del !

[Rockytime]

GREAT two piece cutting!

[newfie]

Nice work thanks for sharing