Jump to content

tagordy60

Member
  • Posts

    17
  • Joined

  • Last visited

1 Follower

About tagordy60

  • Birthday 01/25/1960

My Profile

  • First Name:
    Tim
  • Location:
    Barnesville, GA *Buggytown*
  • Gender:
    Male
  • Scroll Saw:
    Dewalt 788
  • Project Types:
    puzzles, portraits, silohettes, compound, ornaments
  • Interests:
    scroll sawing, flea markets, craft shows, takin care of our animals
  • Pattern Designer:
    No

Recent Profile Visitors

The recent visitors block is disabled and is not being shown to other users.

tagordy60's Achievements

Apprentice Scroller

Apprentice Scroller (2/10)

2

Reputation

  1. butterfly cages???
  2. hey guys…guess what..i AM still alive….lol…ok, i figured i’d better make a post or someone might wanna whoop me…i bought the mini bird cage patterns from The Winfield Colllection & the last 2 letters on the item number are SC, i’m just curious as to if anyone knows who the original designer is? i want to give credit, where it’s due
  3. am i am trying to better acquaint myself with this forum, as i know i should have years ago, would someone be so kind to help, a mediocre to understand simple rules (kinda knows how to upload to post, but not sure about the gallery area), how to upload to a gallery for onesself here?
  4. mr. jim, i got the pattern from a book by Lora S. Irish, North American Wildlife Patterns for the scroll saw
  5. oooooooooo, it felt good to get back out in the shop, got this order on saturday, cut it yesterday, and delivered today…. Lora Irish pattern, cut from red oak, used #5 FD-UR blades
  6. my first attempt at cutting tray puzzles, let’s hope the next ones work better than these 4 did? i forgot the designer’s name, if any of you know, please inform me? the puzzles are cut from various corian colors, 2 tray outlines are red mahogany stain, with poly finish, and special walnut stained backer, other 2 are special walnut stained outlines, and red mahogany stained backer, with poly finish…all 4 outlines are cut from 1/2 inch cabinet grade ply with 3/16 in wood backer various color corian crosses, with crown of thorns embedded within, design by Bobby Riggs/Scrollerific you know you’ve been away too long, when you can’t remember your username and password…so happy for FB
  7. most welcome mr. don….thanx for the pattern
  8. pattern made by old crow woodcrafts….1/2in red oak, #3 FD-UR blades, finished with natural danish oil
  9. here's a couple of puzzles i've finished... horse was modified from the usual 8 piece puzzle, down to a 4 piece puzzle, cut from poplar, using a #3 FD-UR blade, finished with butcher block (child safe) mineral oil rabbit is cut from red oak, using a #3 FD-UR blade, finished with butcher block (child safe) mineral oil as well
  10. thanx mr. DW
  11. finished wife’s valentine gift, today , and finished some pocket change portraits as well
  12. i was thinkin $40 with the frame, due to the type of wood it is? sanded plywood??
  13. here’s my week’s worth of WIP stuff the horse within the horse is cut from a piece of white oak burl…it measures 3/4†x 7 3/4 x 10 1/4…i used several FD-UR #5’s on it, dang that burl oak is hard...this was the wife’s valentine gift…yes, i done guuuudd the shepard face is cut from 1/4†sanded ply…it’s an 8 x 10 piece…i used FD-UR #3’s…this is just the ‘rough cut’ version, i still gotta sand and finish it before it’s ready...any ideas on a price for this piece, framed, and unframed? wife thinks i should go higher than what i quoted her
  14. lab is dyed with behlen jet black, finished with minwax natural seal/stain, natural danish oil, and liquid gold, cut with an FD-UR #5 trotter is cut from plywood, sealed/stained with minwax natural, natural danish oil, and liquid gold, cut with an FD-UR #5
  15. horse head and bunny, cut from ash with FD-UR #3’s and #5’s, gorilla head from red oak with same blades…sealed and stained with minwax natural, natural color danish oil, and final coat of liquid gold
×
×
  • Create New...