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Danj84

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  1. Hi Frank, thank you ,I do like using my spiral blades now I use them for nearly everything I do nowthank you for the tips I appreciate it I love the advice from the forums on here everyone is so helpful,every day I learn something new .As they say “every day is a school day “.once I have got some more wood I will definitely try your suggestion .
  2. Well done that’s great news,you did a great job on all of them I especially like the wolfs well done again cheers Dan
  3. Hi Danny thanks it’s a great pattern but oh boy there was a lot of blade changes and some quite fragile cuts close together but well worth the time it took as I think it turned out quite well,cheers Dan
  4. Indian Warrior Pattern by cjsturnings from the pattern library,made using #2/0 spiral blade on anA4 1/4 inch BB plywood sheet with black mount board backer then made an oak frame for it too
  5. Got this pattern from library by Neptune made out of 1/4 inch BB plywood A4 in size using a #2 spiral blade 2 coats of danish oil a spray of clear lacquer and put in a shop bought frame with black mount board it’s a present for my brother in law not my cup of tea lol but he likes skeletons skulls etc so I think he will like it ,thanks for looking comments welcome
  6. Great job,it’s a nice pattern and you did it justice very well done,that’s the way to do it slow and follow the lines I love it
  7. Hi Marg,hope your well,thank you I really enjoyed doing this one it is another fantastic pattern by Botas.
  8. Haven’t made anything in a while but just managed to get this one finished,H Botas pattern of one of the best actors in my opinion made using 1/4 in BB A4 plywood sheet with black mount board using a #2/0 spiral blade then made an oak frame for it thanks for looking
  9. Hope you get is sorted and it heals ok,on the plus side your project is very good and as others have said we have all done it with the backer board,in fact I was doing two projects an elephant for my mum and a sign for my brother and the elephant I did was is a thicker oak frame than the sign and I used my nail gun to put backer boards on both pieces and turned the elephant portrait over and it was great very pleased then went to turn the sign over and I had nailed it to my workbench! doh! Anyway hope you feel better soon
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    Work Horse

    Looks great well done
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    Jesus

    Looks great well done!
  12. I’m sure she will love it great job
  13. Awesome
  14. These look great well done
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    Hugs

    Nice job
  16. Very nice !
  17. Wow that looks fantastic a lot of thought and effort gone into making this one! Well done it’s awesome I’m sure she will love it
  18. Hi Les,no problem ,they are really good with lots of detail I like them very much cheers Dan
  19. Thanks ,I got the pattern off of the pattern library it’s done by Neptune,apologies for not mentioning the designer it’s a great pattern
  20. Done on the usual 1/4 inch BB A4 plywood sheet with black mount board,still needs sanding as lots of fuzzies on this one,then will stain and varnish,done using #2 spiral blade lots of delicate pieces on this one ,thanks for looking
  21. Hi wolfmoon ,yes I just push the work sideways forwards and back with the saw on ,it takes a while to get used to working with them but you soon get the hang of it and you can get some great detail cut using spirals,I just make sure I cut inside the line and work up to it a bit like when your colouring I suppose and watch where I am cutting and not looking at the other lines as the blade tends to wander to where you are looking! that’s all I use now unless I have a very long straight line I need to cut otherwise it’s spirals all the wayjust give them a go keep persevering and you won’t look back
  22. That’s it Frank exactly, I struggled to use them at first because I was too busy looking at where I didn’t want the blade to go instead of just blocking that out and concentrate on the line.Now I use them for nearly every project I do ,in my opinion they are the most under rated blade ,you can do some incredible detail with them just takes practice and patience,I still have a lot to learn but am enjoying the journey and learning new things everyday
  23. Thanks, I used to hate spiral blades ,only went back to them about 12-18 months ago but perseverance has paid off now I love them,you can do a lot with them even fine work,thanks again
  24. Thanks Frank oh yes they are !! A few moments in there I thought they would break but all turned out good I really like H Botas patterns as you say they are interesting.
  25. Just finished this H Botas pattern using a #2/0 spiral blade on an A4 1|4 inch BB plywood sheet
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