rjR
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Everything posted by rjR
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Nicely cut and good advice too!
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Very well done and I always like the use of "rescued" wood. That was rescued twice; so must be twice as good!
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Gorgeous!
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Nice pattern and well cut.too.
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Nice cutting! I do argue about that "normal" thing. I like being way out of normal like I am! The people that I have met that claim to be "normal" make me want NOTHING to do with it!
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FANTASTIC!
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rjR has to agree with RJ!
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Both well cut as we expect from you!
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NEAT-- ! Fireman is an underappreciated job too.
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Very nice! Should be in a circle!
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EXCELLENT!
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Pretty much sums it up! Great cut!
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Nicely cut and a tremendous amount of work.
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When I lived in ND I owned one of those tractors for about 8 years. VAC is the model. Nice work on both it and the sign.
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EXCELLENT! We all know cutting that large gets very tricky too.
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They should lite up someone's eyes too. Nice work.
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Well done. I do like "rescued" material getting a new life!
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Great work on both! You should have no more "COLD -Shop"!
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Very neat! I am a big fan of using "rescued materials".
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Neat! Good work. I do think you should refer to a dictionary for the definition of "FEW"!
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Very nice. You are going to expand thee amount of designs too, I will bet! Some of us will be "borrowing" your excellent ideas too
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Nice job on a difficult piece!
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Pretty much sums it up! GREAT JOB!
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Now those really cover what pigs are good for! NICE!
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A big "Thank You" to everyone for the kind words. Start with a shark outline and a little scissors or ?? modifications will work. Exact measurements are not needed. The thickness of the wood being used can vary also--hard woods can be thinner and work well. I have even made pine openers out of 3/4 inch scraps that work; just will have a shorter life. This is a very easy project with a scrollsaw; could also be done on a bandsaw and then stack cut, I think. The mouth works best from about 5/16th opening to 3/8 or so. the length of the mouth between bottom jaw front and top jaw should extend out about 1/2 inch for the best leverage. The bottom jaw cut should be at about a 75 degree angle, higher is to hard to make fit the bottle and lower weakens the jaw too much. These are approximate figures from my development. I will enjoy seeing your versions of the sharks!
