AkJim
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Thanks everyone for the nice comments
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Thank you Frank. I originally I thought about paint but quickly realized that wasn’t a good idea since I can’t paint a wall in the house without getting paint on everything in the room. Paper was safer for me.
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I thought I would try something different. I cut this and it looked like it needed color. So I decided to try cutting colored paper and gluing it to the back out the top layer. Then glue it to the backer and coat with spray polyurethane. I think it turned out pretty well. I thought I would share
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Nice work! I can see a lot of areas I would have broke it if it was me cutting it
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I just bought one a month ago for $350!
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I really like this. nice work
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very nice, i don't think I'm ready for this type of work. it looks very delicate. nice job
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very nice work! cools car, i would love to have one
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thank you. I gave it to hey yesterday and she was very happy! I'm sure it will be displayed in her home
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Thanks for the nice comments
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Good point! I didn’t notice that, but now that you mentioned it. I found 2 of these at a garage sale still in the plastic for a dollar. This is what I used the other one on
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A friend is retiring and loves eagles, I decided to try on of Grampa’s patterns the eagle to give to her. But I wanted to add a clock to it. This is what I ended up with, I’m pretty happy with it. thank you grampa for the pattern.
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Thank you for all the comments
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They are from Steve Goods free patterns in the Scrollsaw workshop there are some motorcycle patterns here also in the transportation section
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This was made from the same door as the last one I struggled with. I’m not sure what it is. this time I resawed it to 5/16” thick. It cut much better.
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Dry nice! I would be scared of the thin cuts
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I have been working on this on and off for a few days when I have time. I still have some work to do around the base. But I’m happy with the way it’s looking so far. It’s a combination of 2 patterns. There is a 1/2” spacer between the front and back to give it some depth.
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I did switch blades, most of it was done with a #7 Olson but the letters I went to a small blade. thanks for the comment
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I’m not real happy with it but it was good practice. i was doing good on 1/4” plywood so I thought I would try real wood. When I was cutting the wheels the blade seemed to have a mind of its own, sometimes it followed the grain. It was made from 3/4” cabinet door. I’m not sure what kind of wood it is but it’s pretty hard
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Very nice! I’m still having trouble with smooth turns
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She is always looking for treats, she would do anything to get cheese!
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Downloaded this pattern from this site. Thought I would give it a try. cut from old cabinet a door.
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Thank you for the nice comments! After browsing through the things the members have made here I might be in a little over my head!
