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[Luperez548]

I wan to share this with you guys, I took this order with no idea how to cut it, but I got this done this afternoon. It is 44" x 33" 9mm plywood board cutout using same scrolling principles but different tool (Dremel). Was very challenging but after getting control of the tool torque it became piece of cake.

[browders]

I like the design. I've never tried the technique, but it looks good.

[Birchbark]

Wow came out nice.  I bet it took a while though.

Nice work and thanks for show us

 

Russell

[heppnerguy]

 that one would have me scratching my head. I don't know if I could have done it. It is a very large piece.  I think I would have said, Thank you, but no Thanks.

You not only figured out how to do it , you did a great job, on top of that. I'm impressed to say the least

 

Dick

heppnerguy

[DWSUDEKUM]

Very nice Luis.  I like the design.  Thanks for sharing this with us.

 

DW

[lawson56]

I have seen that attachment,thought about getting it several times.Now I seen what it does,WOW! Awesome work!I just may have to set some funds aside and try it myself. :thumbs:

[frankorona]

Wonderful job, looks great, thanks for sharing.  

[amazingkevin]

Luis you have much determination to get this job out the door. The project being thick wood and using a dremil  had to take an extremely long time to cut slow. Dremils are very case sensitive to being dogged or having a load on them. I know I burnt out three of them with the little abrasive cutting disc.on linoulium. your a master dremilist to have got to the end on one dremil .Now I am very curious to see the rest of your shop please and thank you.  p.s. which bit did you use?very thin ?

Edited December 1, 2013 by amazingkevin

[Ron Johnson]

Hi Luis

I really like the design. Very we'll done.

[Phantom Scroller]

Wow Luis that's certainly different and a good job done.    

 

Roly

[bobscroll]

Great job all round Luis, Top job, Bob     

[Luperez548]

Luis you have much determination to get this job out the door. The project being thick wood and using a dremil  had to take an extremely long time to cut slow. Dremils are very case sensitive to being dogged or having a load on them. I know I burnt out three of them with the little abrasive cutting disc.on linoulium. your a master dremilist to have got to the end on one dremil .Now I am very curious to see the rest of your shop please and thank you.  p.s. which bit did you use?very thin ?

hey Kevin, nice comments, I will post some pictures of my workshop soon, you bet.

[amazingkevin]

    ready      

[Luperez548]

This job is done and waiting for customer pick up. Take a look.

[browders]

Great job!