Clayton717
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I put the fallen hero intarsia aside and started working on a project that I forgot about. It is an 1866 carbine intarsia piece. Its been started for several months, just got busy and forgot about it. I've got a couple intarsia projects cut out just need to start putting them, So I decided to get it finished before I start something new.
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that is excellent, lots of detail and cuts. I bet that one took a litle time.
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thanks Chris, I hope they(the club) like it as much as my friend did. It could mean a little more business.
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6/13 It's so quiet..............what is everyone up to?
Clayton717 replied to Christina's topic in General Scroll Sawing
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All I can say is wow. I really like your logo.
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I use both FD and Olsen blades depending on what I am cutting. The FD blades are definatley more aggresive and stay sharp longer. I use them the most especially when cutting the hardwoods for my intarsia. As for spirals its a NO for me, I used to use them alot, but now I just can't get them to work for me. I feel I have more control with the straight blades and can get much sharper corners.
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I was asked by a friend to make a pattern and cutting from a patch he wears on his jacket. The Blue Knights are a law enforcement motorcycle club. This was cut from 1/4" birch ply and is 10 x 12. I just delivered it to him tonight and he was very happy. He has a ride with the club tomorrow and couldn't wait to show them.
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great work Greg, thanks for showing us
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hello and welcome to the village
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hi JD good to see you here and welcome to the village. you will like it here lots of great people. you should set up a user gallery and show off your work,You can find a [tut]User Gallery tutorial here[/tut]
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I am getting ready to start a fallen hero intarsia piece.
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Hi Al and welcome to the village. There are a lot of great people here. I to have been hooked on intarsia, but have not been able to create my own patterns yet. We would love to see some of your work. You should set up a gallery. You can [tut]find a tutorial here[/tut]
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wow is right. I have the perfect intarsia piece for this challenge, but Don't think I will have it done in time.
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hi Donnie and welcome to the village
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wow that is awesome. how big is your saw?
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Thanks Travis and Barry. As i was cutting this I thought of cutting an extra because now my son will probably want one.
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I just finished cutting this of my parents. it is cut in 1/8" baltic birch. It is 10x12. I still need to frame and finish it. I made the pattern from a picture I took of them at my daughters graduation party. My mom hates her picture taken, so I wanted to make it count. I stack cut 3, one for my parents, myself and my sister
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very nice Roger
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everything looks great.
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Great job David. Thanks for cutting my patterns. It's always a joy to see them knives made. I really like the grain in the larger one. I have used some pallet wood before, you can find some neat looking wood from pallets. Again thanks
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I just looked through you gallery and everything is just awesome. very nice work.
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hello and welcome to the village. We love to see pictures here
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hello David glad to see you here. You'll fit right in. lots of great people here
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hello Dpan and welcome to the village. have a look around, there are a lot of great people here.
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Hello Mike and welcome to the village