Close enough to finished to post

[cashew]

Finally complete but for lacquer -- This is all Baltic Birch cut with a #1 modified geometry Pegas blade on a Pegas scroll saw
From the ground up --There is a 1/4 backer with 3/4 added for a border (the blue)- then white letters are cut in 3/8 -- the black letters in 1/4 -- the gray and white border on the triangle is one layer 1/4 (gray 1/4 across) and one of 1/4 on top (white 1/8 across centered on the gray.
The eagle is 1/2 mounted on a 1/8 backer mounted on the large backer of 1/8 and shaped with a Dremel

edit : for some reason it reversed the order of pictures and I can't seem to fix it

Edited April 16, 2020 by cashew

[Tomanydogs]

I absolutely love what you’ve done. Everything looks sharp and crisp. Wonderfully done!!!  I didn’t know that you could shape plywood and it would look that good. 

[cashew]

6 minutes ago, Tomanydogs said:

I absolutely love what you’ve done. Everything looks sharp and crisp. Wonderfully done!!!  I didn’t know that you could shape plywood and it would look that good. 

I once made plywood from 1/4 cedar planks and then carved with a dremel --  If you watch close while doing it you can make it work for you

[Tomanydogs]

1 minute ago, cashew said:

I once made plywood from 1/4 cedar planks and then carved with a dremel --  If you watch close while doing it you can make it work for you

That’s also very pretty. I want to give it a try. Does it separate and break easily on the edges?

[wombatie]

That is an awesome project and whoever receives it will be blown away by it.  Very well done. 

Marg

[daveww1]

fantastic job

[amazingkevin]

10 hours ago, cashew said:

I once made plywood from 1/4 cedar planks and then carved with a dremel --  If you watch close while doing it you can make it work for you

Your inspiring me to get going on something new and nice seeing your work here!!!!

[cashew]

12 hours ago, Tomanydogs said:

That’s also very pretty. I want to give it a try. Does it separate and break easily on the edges?

I usually used a sanding drum for the most part -- but I did use a Kutzall on the bow -- the glue line transitions can be a bit rough if you don't clamp it tight enough while gluing the layers together -- the planks are very dry but they can have some amazing color --  The bow and feathers were 4 layers and the flower was 6 layers -- all alternating the grain direction -- the big feather was just a single plank

Edited April 16, 2020 by cashew

[heppnerguy]

amazing signs. I love your work and are so happy you posted it so others could also enjoy what you do

Dick

heppnerguy

[Gordster]

Wow,all excellent  work