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Nice work!
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Welcome to the forum. I helped a wood turner with a bowl once. He had me scroll the animals he put into the sides of the bowl.
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I use a free download called "Splitprint". I like it. I will take a pattern, crop off all the border around the actual pattern the resize it in Splitprint. There is the option to resize in inches, which I use. I have been using it for a few years now. I downloaded from the Mac Store, is or was free https://www.splitprint.com
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Great work.
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Wonderful Piece. Great scrolling and artwork.
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You certainly did not lose any skill while you were convalescing. Very well done.
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Yes but you would have to have a very tight fit of each one or they would fall out. I had some that fit tight enough, but not all.
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That is a great picture. Well done.
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@JackJones, @RabidAlien and anyone else interested This is where I purchased the pattern I used. https://www.etsy.com/listing/1867300919/lantern-00237-3mm-18inch-36mm-38mm-4mm?
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ooppss!
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I finished the four lanterns. When I showed a picture of the first one I got put together, most said they should be a light color, but the originals I saw were dark, and I liked them that way. So I stained mine. I still like the dark. They are done. stained and several coats of clear simi-gloss lacquer. Only thing left is to find some brighter LED lights to put in them.
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Really, Nice cut and job finishing it . The old shaggy cow is very popular. I would like to see a similar type portrait of a Lama, so have bushy tops on their heads.
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Very well cut and finished. I'll let others have the frame debate. It could go either way.
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Nice name plaque. The base looks like curly maple really lights it up.
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I have used 5 or 15 minute epoxy. None have failed so far. Two are still hanging on my wall, have been there for over 10 year. That reminds me I need to change those pictures, I and tired of seeing them. I have also used Paul's (the other Paul) method with the 1/8" piece of wood. Kevin, your plaques are really nice.
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Awesome job. He will hang that proudly!
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Tom Selleck *plus pattern if you’re interested.
Scrappile replied to Charlie E's topic in Bragging Rights
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Suppose to replace a vase she broke (thank goodness she did it, not me) a while back. But it is a little too large. I am not sure what it will end up being used for.
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Posted this in the Steve Good Memorial thread, unfinished. Finally got it done today. The most difficult part of this project was putting it together. What a struggle! I glued the pieces that had the slots for the tabs of the uprights went into to the very top and bottom pieces before I tried assembling it. I am sure it would have been much easier had I glued the uprights to the slotted pieces prior to gluing the bottom and top pieces on,,, well duh... I was actually thinking I was going to have to cut those four pieces again to get it together. Quite a few words were said, that should not have been!
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Might check youtube. looked like there was some info in circuitry with mini-led lights. Would, I think, hollow out the lid some fit battery, mini switch and light in than cover it over with felt or venneer. That would be my guess.
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Great! are they refrig magnets? Great use of scraps. I had to look up clowder.
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Cute. bet the grandkids loved them.
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Very well done. That is nice clean cuttingl
