Wolf behind a tree

[keefie]

This is a Charles Dearing pattern of a wolf behind a tree, I started it yesterday afternoon and spent a couple of hours on it today as well (I'm a slow cutter anyway, even slower using spirals lol) I took the picture of the front but you cant see where I have cut so I took a picture of the back too.

 

 

[Docupton]

Its coming on great, lotttts of holes there Keefie, good luck with the rest of it.

[Phantom Scroller]

Nice pattern to cut Keith taking you a while, but I'm sure it will be worth it in the end.

 

Roly

[Bishop]

It's going to be great when done

Thanks

God Bless

Homer & Carol

[bobscroll]

That's quite a project you've got there Keith, Can't wait to see it

finished, Bob 

[amazingkevin]

Not bad for a first timer on the scroll saw.lol When I seen the cutting care you did I  immedieatly went to your gallery to see some of your work .zero was there so I guess this your first project.

[keefie]

lol Kev, I just haven't got around to working out how to set up a gallery of my pictures yet, but I will soon.

[keefie]

Well I finished cutting it today, now I just got to sand anf finish it then frame it.

[Robert Phillips]

Looking good Keefie

[OutoftheWoodwork]

Wow... AMAZING Keefie!!

 

Using spirals is rough for me!  But I will say, that since I got my new scroll saw,

I don't have as much problem with them as I did when I had my Delta.  Seems

weird but it's a fact.  But then again, I've been using them on thicker wood, and

not detailed work.  Question for you:  Do you find it easier, harder, or about the

same, to get a good "point" cut?  There's a lot of pointy cuts there, it looks like. 

When I do those, it seems like it's easier to get the detail or "point" with a straight

blade for me.

Edited October 2, 2013 by OutoftheWoodwork

[jdbcarving]

Very nice work!  Great pattern and well done.  sometimes turning with a straight blade with that fragile of cuts, you could break sections.

Least that's what I do.  Spirals take some getting use to, but, your not spinning on a spot either.

Well done.

Jim

[Phantom Scroller]

Brilliant work Keith, looks great.

 

Roly

[bobscroll]

Really great job you've done there Keith, Something to be proud of!

Thanks for showing, Bob       

[Ron Johnson]

Fantastic work Keith. I really like the pattern. Would you be able to email that to me. If you could it would be much appreciated. thank you.