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    I know this was not done by scroll saw. It was however done completely without the use of a table saw as I do not own one. I used a 9" bandsaw, hand plane, a thicknesser and router. This cutting board was a commission piece for a lady. She wanted an 18 x 24 inch cutting board, so that is what I made her. The woods used are Maple and Sapel. I sanded it to 400 grit and then treated it to 4 coats of mineral oil ( butcher block oil ) and then a bees wax and butcher block oil mix for the final coating. The board ended up just a 32nd under 1 inch thick.
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    Wow Ron you have been busy. Thanks for sharing your talent with us. DW
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    More examples of great work. Great job Ron. Thanks for sharing these with us. DW
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    Lots of great work Ron. Thanks for sharing these with us. DW
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    Luis excellent job on the horse. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW
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    Very nicely done. Thanks for sharing them with us. DW
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    Those are cute. They would sell nicely at just about any craft or art show. Thanks for sharing them with us. DW
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    Very nicely cut Doc. Thanks for sharing them with us. DW
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    That is a lot of work and you did a great job with it. Thanks for sharing this work of art with us. DW
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    Very nicely cut Dick. I am sure that they are going to love it. Great pattern and great cutting of it. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW
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    Very nice done Dick. I am sure that it will be well liked. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW
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    Very nice Dick.. I am sure that she is going to love that. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW
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    Great gifts need to be opened.. beside if Santa has delivered it early he must want you to scroll him something. Hmmmm..... DW
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    Excellent cut. I love when folks use live edged wood. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW
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    starting

    DWSUDEKUM replied to gator's topic in Bragging Rights

    Hmm... I like that... wish I had the room for that DW
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    Excellent work. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW
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    No pattern was used kinda made it as I went along. I had the dimensions for the business cards that my customers son was using and eyeballed the angles to get the cards to lay right in the holder. Essentially the card holder is very simple to build it has two sides that I stack cut and a short front piece and bottom piece and of course the slanted back piece. I put the back piece in place with enough room so that if he wanted to he could put an inch or so of business cards out with no problem. Glue the sides, front and bottom on then position the back and glue that in place. That really is all there is to it short of sanding of course DW
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    Made from Poplar and Black Walnut sealed with shellac and top coated with lacquer. DW
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    Very nicely done. I am sure that they will really like them. Thanks for sharing them with us. DW
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    Very nice Luis. My uncle gave me a pattern set for chairs like that .. but it had a planter between them. You are off ot a great start. Thanks for sharing it with us. DW
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    Very nicely done Luis. You know next season they are going to want even more hehe. Thanks for sharing them with us. DW
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    Those look great. I have always liked this style of bird house. Thanks for sharing it with us. DW
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    That is rather. . . . Impressive Roly. Looks pretty good. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW
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    fish

    DWSUDEKUM replied to jehuteh's topic in Bragging Rights

    Great job. Thanks for sharing this with us. ' DW
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    Roly No I cut this one from a section of 2 x 10 ( 5.08cm x 25.40cm ). Essentially what I did was cut two rectangles with a wall thickness of about 5/16 in or 0.79375cm. So what I ended up with was a pair of rectangles one 4in x 6in and the other one smaller by the thickness of the wall and the kerf. Then all I needed to do was glue a top on to the bigger rectangle and a bottom on the other and I had a box. This is in my opinion one of the simplest boxes to make but allows for a lot of creativity when making the box. I cut it totally on my scroll saw. DW
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