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pattern by Steve Good, hummingbird pattern on side, 40 inches long, 8 inches wide, 6 inches high made of pine routed sides
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pattern by steve good, box is made of pine, and sandeply, with dragon scrolled out on lid, dragon wall hanging cut on sandeply, backing on plywood used a 2 part resin mix to finish
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DW, Kevin, Len, Marg, thanks yall, i appreciate the feed backs, len, yeah i got a certain price of on the projects ive done that i got for sale in my store, and i wont go lower then my asking price, thanks again everyone
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Oges and clayton, thanks guys, it took awhile to get done, still got some minor repair to do on it, but overall im pleased with it
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pattern by Steve Good, it was a great pattern, easy to follow direction the lid and box fretwork is of plywood inside covers are sandeply, fretwork stained in red mahagony, sandeply cherry stained, hot glued and nailed together with brads original pattern has merry christmas on the side, i replaced it with Kayla, the person i will give it too, and on the lid has mary and baby Jesus, i replaced it with another Steve Good pattern of 2 birds and leaves.
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Snow flake tree pattern by Sue Mey, i did these on 1/2 inch plywood, red spray paint, and 3 coats of poly on each side deer scene by steve good, made of cedar, cherry stained,
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fretwork design pattern tutorials
cjswoodcrafts replied to cjswoodcrafts's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Brett, yeah i have gimp, thats how i do portrait patterns with and fretwork names and signs, Travis, ok, thanks, I have to dl inkscape, will have to take a look at the tutorial. Thanks to both, Jim -
Dw, Brett, thanks guys, appreciate the feedback. Kevin, lol, yeah im laffing all the way to the bank... to fix my wifes oops, she was just a wee bit in the red the other day, sad to say all of them i done is for Christmas presents, except the tree, it took too long and it was a pita i used smallest reverse tooth blade, spirals (im out of blades) so i had to shimmy around alot, get all parts cut, i liked the tree so much i am keeping it, and we will actually have it hanging year round, since i do love the winter and snow (which we hardly ever get) ok im babblin here, thanks again guys:thumbs: Jim
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Hey all, i am looking to find a tutorial, cd, etc, on how to make a fretwork design pattern, i have no idea on how to get started, only thing i can do is fretworked names/signs, but im lookig forward to designing , if any one can help, let me know, thanks
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Snow flake tree pattern by Sue Mey, pattern was in the new edition of scroll saw magazine - plywood enalrge pattern to 19 x 16 White tail Lodge wood burn - Lora. S. Irish from the book great book of wood burning - pine Cross window pattern by vector - pine Business card holder pattern was in newest edition of scroll saw magazine -1/4 sandeply Portrait of my brothers sis in law and family - 1/4 inch sandeply all are great patterns, Glad ssv is back online, been missin ya'll
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Brett, Kevin, thanks guys, yeah i agree, i was trying to put red material on the inside, well it didnt go as planned, so i just used up what i had in red craft paint
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Hey Rob, Welcome to the village, the best forum on the web, sorry bout your accident, i am also disabled, been so for about 3-4 yrs now. I have a craftsman 16 inch scroll, works well, good saw to start with, I hear good things about the dewalt, $$$$ there. i started out with a Ryobi from home depot, had to take it back 3 times to exchange cause of parts missing, or the blade holder screw would break, i would suggest not to go with Ryobi for a scroll saw, my opinion tho. Any ways welcome, have a ?? just ask, great folks in here. jim
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Vector, I agree with the rest, they look fine, i am looking forward to a new saw when i get my taxes. Once again great cutting, and oh if you want too you can just ship that dewalt here lmao
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Sleigh from tom zeig from a christmas ornament book i bought reindeers from http://www.craftideas.info/html/santa_s ... eer_b.html ( the site says for personnal use only, not for commercial) i made my wife these, ughhhh the stuff we do for our women..lol Reindeers are made of 2 inch pine sleigh plywood, hope yall like
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Marg, Brett, clayton, thanks for the compliments, greatly appreciated
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with me, on 3/4 in and smaller wood, the faster the rpms, the better the line or circle, when i tried it going slow i was all over the place, looked wavy. I got a 16 inch craftsman, (until tax time) and use craftsman blades, ( until tax time) then im gonna try out them flying dutchmen blades. Well thats my 2 cents worth
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Great job DW i gotta get to cutting some cmas stuff,
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Bear scene on birch 1/4 inch pattern by paul finished with poly cross with Jesus face patten by bluelucky cut on 2 inch pine, finished with tung oil
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Bear scene pattern by grampa aka paul crosses made of sandeply, bear scene on birch
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Well its been awhile since i have been on here. been working on getting my site set up, waiting on the old site company to change server to our new site co. plus i did these states, Michigan and Pennsylvania puzzle, made of sandeply, pattern by arpop The ladies in the middle of each pic are the radio DJ's i wood burned, at our local radio station
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Hey Steven, what i would suggest is get some carbon paper, at office depot, staples, or ebay, thats what i use, i tried the spray adhesive in my early years of scrolling, also it will save on ink, just in case u have to do more then 1 like for an order, etc. ttyl
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Malc, Great piece there, you did an awesome job cutting, where did you get the pattern, I would love to make that for my family,
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Bear pattern by Daniel Hart key chains made with program by Steve good. bear is cherry, base is poplar 2 inch, key chains (fretworks) are poplar, oval is cherry
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oges, clayton, kevin, thanks guys, yeah i think they will like em too,
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The portrait is my aunt and uncle, i stacked cut 2 pieces of sandeply, finished with poly. the name is of one of my nieces, its on cherry, finished with tung oil, these will both be gifted on Christmas, Phew, almost done, Hope my scroll saw holds up another week or 2, then its in the shop it goes for a tune up, feed back is always welcomed
