Danj84
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Wow they are fantastic great work well done ,Dan
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Very cool ,great cutting,Dan
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This looks fantastic a lot of effort but definitely worth it it looks great well done ,Dan
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My brother wanted this sign making “Heimelig” it means cozy in German.it’s made from an A 4 Baltic birch plywood sheet with a black mount board and I made a oak frame to finish it off, then 3 coats of danish oil and some clear varnish ,thanks for looking
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This looks great well done very nice cutting I love H Botas patterns they are brilliant,cheers Dan
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Wow! That looks brilliant,well done
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That looks fantastic well done
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Thanks Denny
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Thanks Charlie,I think it’s just me because I know there should be a piece in there it’s so annoying when a bit breaks off!!! .cheers Dan
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Thanks Frank your right I could use the accident to my advantage a one off piece cheers Dan
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That looks awesome well done
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Pattern by Sue Walker of Resting Wolf, done on A4 1/4 inch BB plywood using #2/0 spiral blade, I had a bit of a accident while doing the nose a bit broke off so I could do with some honest opinions please ,is it very noticeable ?or is it just because I know it should be there!! I tried to put the piece back on but it was just too small a piece and fragile,thanks Dan
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Cheers John, it was a bit of a challenge but then where’s the fun if it’s not
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Thank you , I have seen many of your projects you post on here and they are awesome cheers Dan
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Thank you
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Hi Dick thanks I know what you mean the first large project I did was the tigers face ‘The Big Cat’ and it took me a few weeks to complete but when I did I was so proud of it yes there were a few mistakes but only I notice them really. It was the same with this one but it’s a great feeling peeling off the pattern to reveal what you have spent hours on and seeing it properly for the first time ,thanks again Dan.
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Hi Frank, I know exactly what you mean it is a very busy looking pattern so I will definitely go with your suggestion and do the tiger and Cubs a different stain so they stand out more ,thank you very much for the input I appreciate all suggestions on this forum as every day I learn something new thanks again.
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I did have second thoughts half way through if I’m honest I had been cutting forever and not seeming to get anywhere near finished lol!! But it was worth persevering as I am happy with the end result,nice and simple one next I think cheers Dan
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Thank you very much stoney,I used to hate working with spiral blades it took me ages to get used to them I only went back to them about 6months ago and perseverance has paid off I love using them now cheers Dan
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Thank you,yes some of the holes were so close together especially round the Cubs faces but just took my time and went real slow!!! cheers Dan
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Hi Denny , hope your well , thank you . it is done on a 1/4 inch A4 piece of Baltic birch plywood . cheers Dan
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Thank you very much it did take a lot longer than anticipated but it was worth it cheers Dan
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Tiger& Cubs pattern Made using 1/4 inch Baltic birch plywood ,and black mount board for backer, used a number 2/0 spiral blade,lots of holes on this one with very small intricate cutting took me about 18-20hours to cut but I think it turned out well just need to finish sanding and stain it and it’s good to go all feedback appreciate thanks Dan
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