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It's a Dueser.....
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Hand made & digital picture frame.
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Another Jim Blume pattern...
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Inlaid work on scroll saw
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Rainy day projects...
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Steering mechanism of model. stv1.mp4 stv2.mp4 stv3.mp4 VID_20240211_150105187~4stv4.mp4 VID_20240211_150105187~4stv4.mp4
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Thanks. yes really takes a lot of patience. The finished one is actually the second model because the first one I was working on , which was about halfway done , accidently fell off my workbench and ended up on floor in a dozen or so pieces, lol.
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I did this model because it's a model of my car that I presently own. I just take the pictures online and take photos of the interior of the car and resize them with Inkscape after tracing the bit map.
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Thanks. I built this model because it's the model of my car that I presently own. I had also built a model of my 2008 kia Sportage that I owned at the time. It won 2nd prize in *Scroll saw Woodworking &Crafts* magazine's 2016 People's Choice Awards. I used glass for the cover and plexiglass for the sides. Just added a few pics of my Google Sketup drawings, thought it might help to give you an idea how to build your case.
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Thanks...the more details the more I enjoy doing this hobby.
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Thanks....a lot of work cutting those rims involving turning on lath and scroll sawing the spokes.
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I picked this car because that is the car that I presently own...lol
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Inlaid butterfly 2
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Thanks. Yes took quite a while for the painted one, quite a few steps to cut out the different colored parts by individual layers, but enjoyed every hours involved.
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Practicing my inlay cutting with scroll saw. A few flaws here and there , but came out fairly good. Would I call this inlay fretwork, lol. The patterns are by Alison Tanner.
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Thanks Charlie E. I suppose doing a lot of scrolling helps a lot doing those projects. Just got to work on hiding the entry holes.
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Thanks for your advice Jim. Sounds great, will try that method on my next project.
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The welcome and sea horse are 1/8'' birch and oak plywood and the Barbara one is birch plywood and mahogany.
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I tried mixing sawdust from under the scroll saw with wood glue, but did not come out that good. I may try the box of crayons.
