Bpardue
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I cut this one time out of a hardward and it became designer firewood. You are a better man than I, very nice
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I don't have one but was just talking to my wife about one the other day, sense I mainly do intarsia my clothes get covered with dust. Plan on buying one shortly
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both turned out great but love the dog
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very nice
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It turned out very, very, very nice
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Thanks for the pattern- I have been needing to make me a new push stick
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very nice - i collect eagles
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Thanks for all the comments
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My Older Brother is into model trains like most of us are into scrolling. He is addicted to it so I decided to make him a model Train with the Scroll saw. I showed it to him last night and he loves it. The is a Pedro design - The Victorian Fretwork Train- cut from 1/8 walnut & Cherry - there are about 50 pieces cut from 1/16" stock. Track is 4ft long and the train is right about 3ft long Big change from all the intarsia that I normally do. Hope everyone enjoys this. Well I got a wolf & Turkey intarsia calling me. Brian
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Slipt my left thumb on a tablesaw over 20years ago in my shop with the guard on it. learned my lesson every quickly and now I work without the guard and use feather boards & a push stick. No other issues sense.
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very nice and i like the wood choices
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Nice to see a Teenager doing Srcoll work, there aren't a lot of teens scrolling. I'm Brian in NC.
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Thanks for the comments, several of you mentioned the eyes. According to my wife when she saw the finished piece; she said that the eyes were following her around in my shop. If you liked this one wait till i finish the next piece. I'm doing Kathy Wise's "turkey" and it is close to lifesize.
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My latest piece from Kathy Wise's last book. The "Great Horned Owl" Woods: Lace, walnut, Spanish Cedar, Mahogany, Peru Amarilla & Zebra (for the branch)
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finished the second one
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thanks for the comments - i will post the completed one that is not finished next week
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This was a fun piece that I have done for a set of twin's birthday coming up in a couple of weeks. the other one is ready to shape & stain. Both are aspen, maple, Peru Amarillo with a cherry backer
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Thanks for the comments eveyone
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I haven't been out on the forum for awhile but was able to finish a piece last week that is being donated to a faith based non-profit originization. "The cross" designed by Bruce Worthington Mostly made of walnut with some aspen, basswood, cherry & Peru Amarillo Hope you enjoy thanks for the comments Brian
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Thanks for all the wonderful comments, I actually found this site when I first started scrolling but never took the time to join. I'll post photos as I finish items.
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Hello from Winston Salem NC, I'm Brian. I have been scrolling for about a year and 1/2 or so. I mainly do intarsia but some fret work. I have included the large piece of intarsia that I completed resently. A Worthinghouse design. It is the large "Palm Sunday"
