Larry A. Blakely
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Glad to have you here. You should be great at scrolling with your experience. Can't wait to see what you make.
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Thanks Len. I used a free program called Rapid Resizer that has a part called Picture Stencil Maker that turns the picture into line art. I then transferred that into Inkscape so I could eliminate all the "islands" and unnecessary lines. Larry B
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Nicely cut Frank!
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Hadn't noticed that until you mentioned it. I'll be sure to tell them.
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Made this for my granddaughter who is engaged to be married in June.
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Punny!
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Super cool work. Did you do the scrolling on the lid before or after the turning?
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I like the torched one. It adds a lot of character.
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You're a fun(ny) guy, Roy! BTW, we were married on your birthday in '63.
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Are those like Levi jeans?
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VERY impressive piece. Thanks for sharing it. And welcome!
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Just finished this in time for the wife to take to a baby shower.
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Very well done. So appropriate for the season.
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Hi Bob. Glad to have you join us. Looking forward to seeing some of your projects. You're a great example that it's never too late to learn something new. I've just started scrolling myself. Be sure to check out the user gallery to see some great examples from other forum members. Larry B.
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Two more from Oregon Jibaro Workshop.....
Larry A. Blakely replied to Scrolling Steve's topic in Bragging Rights
Nice woodie! Time to go surfing U.S.A. -
Nice cats!
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You must be exhausted!
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Our kids grew up hearing, "Eat it or wear it!" lol
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Thanks Paul. You made them just in time for Spring Fever!
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Good luck on finding an after-market pivot end that will fit the craftsman. That's why I polished the end of the bolt as much as I could so it wouldn't distort the blade too much. Kind of a compromise I guess. Life's like that-full of compromises. lol
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Neat. All they need now is a key. Here's some.
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Looks good. Will it be hung outside? If so what finish did you use on what kind of wood? Some of my whirligigs have suffered from the weather.
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Welcome! Be sure to check out all the great ideas under the Articles tab.
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It's a real winner!
