Denny Knappen
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Not sure about cranking them out, but when having fun scrolling, why not.
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I was not to sure about the walnut, but it turned out nice with the grain. The red oak was a piece in the pile that fit.
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Thanks for the comments. I have to qualify, he is my granddaughter's son, so that makes him a great grandson. Boy do I feel OLD.
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While making the 'Puppy Coin Bank' there was a lot of gluing and waiting, so I made this 'Grey Wolf' pattern by Jacob Fowler. The project is found in CWWC March 2008. It is approximately 8" in diameter not including the base. I use 1/2" Walnut and 3/4" Red Oak. The blades were FD New Spiral #2/0, UR #1, and Polar #5. There is one coat of sanding sealler and two coats of spray Shellac. The upright fits the slot perfectly, so there is no need for gluing. Comments welcome.
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I saw this in SWWC Spring 2017 issue #66 and just had to make it. This will be a gift for our 3 year old great grandson. I will have to make another one for our soon to be born great granddaughter. The pattern is by Paul Meisel and I purchased the parts from his website. I used 3/4" Pine and FD Polar #5 blades. There is one coat of sanding sealer and two coats Shellac. Comments welcome.
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Actually, the rings are cut separately. They are intertwined when assembled.
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A truly beautiful box. I can see the hours spent on that project.
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Very well done. A work of art.
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Go for it Dick.
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Well done, nice clean cuts.
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Thanks for the comments. I am still not sure how to handle this.
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Pictures may explain it better than words. The rings have a slot section with small cuts to fit into the ring holder. Dan also asked for a side view. I hope these pictures help.
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Thanks everyone for the nice comments. The design is simple and only takes 1/2" x 6" x 12" stock.
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Welcome to the forum from TN.
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Welcome to the forum from TN. My first, well second as I returned a Hitachi after one week, was and still is a DeWalt 788. I also have an EX21. Enjoy this fun hobby.
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Welcome to the forum from TN.I remember Minot! Years ago in April, we stayed in a motel. It snowed and the motel doors were covered in snow. We could see the airport, but couldn't get there.
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Thanks for all the nice comments. What happens to a pattern when there is no known designer and the site is down?
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Thanks Dan. I should have thought of that. I customer picked it up this morning. I have one on display. Maybe a side view of that one.
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Thanks, Gordie. I purchased the pattern many years ago from Woodcraftplans.com. Nothing comes up when I type that in.
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Thanks DW. This is the third special order for this customer.
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A little correction. They first came out in CWWC May 2011. Diana Thompson's site is down. She had some health issues. I think you can also find them at scrolleronline.com. It may take some doing, but they are there.
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Thanks Steve and Kevin.
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Thanks, Paul. They are very easy to make.
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Gee, I am sorry Frank. As I mentioned, the designer was unknown and the website I purchased it, is not available. Maybe one of our great designers can come up with something similar.
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Over the years, I made over forty of these. I make these as a special request with the initials and date. The pattern designer is unknown, in fact the website is unavailable. I used 1/2" Walnut and it stands about 6 1/2" high. Comments welcome.
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