Clayton717
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Everything posted by Clayton717
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looks great. the extra ring add to it, well done
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I haven't used them, but have seen people word burn pictures into them.
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great job, love the frame joints too
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great job, and it never hurts to get a few extra points.
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great job DW, I like the hinge idea
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great job. not a cat person, but I really like those.
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great looking cutting. well done
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hi Russell. welcome to the Village
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the lines between the fingers are cut and burnt, the knuckle lines and finger nails are burnt.
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excellent cutting. well done, thanks for sharing
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They look great. thanks for sharing
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for my intarsia I use a brush on mixture of poly, tung oil, and mineral spirits. For other projects I often use spray can of clear. I like the rustoleum 2X from home depot or walmart. It covers well and 1 coat of it is really like 2 coats of others. I do have a cheap air sprayer from harbor freight I use as well for certain things, where I will spray my mixture.
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hi Lorn. welcome to the village.
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Nice design and cutting. Well done
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Hi Robert. Welcome to the village. If you have any questions just ask.
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thanks for a the great comments. Intarsia is my favorite thing to do right now.
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Yippee I'm going to be Grandad for the first time.
Clayton717 replied to Phantom Scroller's topic in General Scroll Sawing
congrats Roly. it's great being a granddad. I have 3 granddaughters oldest 6 youngest 2 months. They are fun. The oldest one like to be in the shop with me when she is here. grandchildren are great you can spoil them, then send them home. -
I need Opinions On Heat For My Shop
Clayton717 replied to smitty0312's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I now use a 220 volt ceiling mounted electric heated. works great for my little shop -
for being your first one I think it looks great. Free handing with a router takes some practice. That how I do mine as well. Personally I like it better than templates, many more options to the style (fonts) and sizes of the letters. Stay with it.
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excellent cutting DW
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the bug first bit me about 20+ years ago when my brother in law lent me his old saw. but scrolling seriously making and selling things since 1999 so 14 years
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I was finally able to get this finished. The hands are avodire, robe is aspen & walnut, background is sycamore, and the frame is ambrosia maple.
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Awesome job. I like the choice of woods. Thanks for sharing
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Randy Travis is a country singer. great job on both cuttings. they look great.
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I don't mind the heat. we usually have 90 degree temps in the summer, it's the humidity I hate. makes it feel a lot hotter than it is.
