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ooh! That's very crisp! Lovely lettering, well done! Rob
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OMG! what did he do that Hegner! Rob
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Fingers crossed for you Iggy! Rob
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Steve Good has this one at Scrollsaw Workshop search for "Sprint Car" in the pattern catalogue. Rob
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Very nice Ralph, Rob
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That looks great Don! Rob
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Steve Good has a couple of non religious layered patterns. Just search for "Layered" in the pattern catalogue. Rob
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Having a lot of fun making boxes lately. The pattern for this one comes from Craftsmanspace The fretwork is plywood, backed with purple card and 3mm MDF. The same card is used to line the box interior. 24 x 21 x 9cm or 10 x 8 x 3.5 inches approx made from an old drawer box. Thanks for looking. Rob
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Here is my latest box. The design is cut from 4mm (1/8th) plywood from an old drawer bottom and the box is made from the drawer sides. 25 x 12 x 5cm or 10 x 5 x 2 inches approx. Thanks for looking, Rob
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I was thinking of adding a thin plywood panel under the fretwork but haven't quite decided. Rob.
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Thanks RJ. It's from Classic Fretwork Scroll Saw Patterns by Patrick Spielman and James Reidle. Rob
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Lately I've been trying some boxmaking inspired by other's efforts on here. This is cut from old rimu drawer sides as usual, finished with shellac and beeswax. 25 x 15 x 8cm or 10 x 6 x 3 inches approx. Hope you like it. Rob
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Beautifully cut Ralph. You did a great job. Rob
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That's fantastic Dick. They will love it I am sure! Rob
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Beautifully done, the padauk and poplar really catch the eye. Rob
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Love those Marg. Beautifully cut and finished! Rob
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Great cuts Pete! Shame about the knot on the first one. Hate it when that happens! Rob
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Assuming the fence is parallel to the blade, using a featherboard to ensure the box is held tight against the fence might help. I have also seen it suggested that you should not cut all the way through on the table saw but separate the two halves with a fine tooth saw afterwards and trim up with a block plane. I'm no expert though! Rob
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That was an outstanding pattern and you certainly did it justice. I love it and I'm not even a cat fan! Rob
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Fantastic accurate cutting Steve! Rob
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Great job Don! Lots of work in those, all of it first class! Rob
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Lovely cutting of a great pattern. Well done! Rob
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Great cut. I really like that. Rob
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Great cutting, the lettering is perfect! Rob
