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  1. Here is a composite pattern; the wolf profile is by Grampa, I added the name. This is for a friend and will not be added to my commercial side as I do not have permission. 5/16" Elm ( from the yard ), ( first project out of the Elm ), #2/0, #1 polar FD blades, one coat BLO ( so far ).
  2. Requested a pattern couple of weeks ago and Paul @grampacame through big time. Thanks again Paul. 11 X 17 inches, stack cut two 1/8 BB ply using Sawbird 2/0 spirals and #3 ultra reverse. It is for Dad's 90th birthday next Saturday. Jeff
  3. For one week of the last two summers a good friend has taken us Jeeping in the Colorado mountains. I wanted to do something special for him and had been looking for a Jeep pattern when I came across grampa’s @grampa depiction of a Jeep. It was exactly what I’d envisioned but didn’t know where to start. I got rid of the Christmas tree on top and did my own lettering. It’s cut from 1/4” BB. The finish is Watco Danish Oil followed by several spray coats of satin lacquer. I used camouflage fabric for the backer. The fabric was sprayed with the lacquer on the back side and allowed to dry. I then sprayed a heavy coat on the front of the fabric and on the back of the BB and mated them together. It dried so quickly that I didn’t get as good of a bond as I’d hoped, but should be ok. Fitting that I finished this on Vietnam Veterans Day. Gene was my Squad leader and I his Medic in Vietnam. I’ll deliver it to him next week on our way back to Illinois from Arizona. Thanks grampa for your design. Tom
  4. I requested a pattern from this picture . I want to be and i am wery grateful to Paul/grampa. Thank you Paul! Then i enlarged the pattern alot. Final size - 1130 x500 mm /44,48 x 19,68 inch. I was using spiral blades. First time. Don't liket. These blades have a mind is own, i think. (It's very difficult to make such a big picture with a 16inch saw.) One more time - thank you Paul.
  5. Boy fishing from a pattern by Grampa. Reclaimed rimu finished with two coats of tung oil. I love this pattern and have cut it before. Thanks for looking, Rob
  6. Managed a bit of time off today so jumped in the shed and done this pattern I have had for a while, Pattern is by Grampa cut in ply with a Pegas Modified #7
  7. Cut on ply that I saved from being dumped Pattern was from the library here by Grampa, not sure about the Bob Marley pattern it was in my files with no name .
  8. See this in the pattern library by Grampa liked it had an odd album lying around like you do so came up with these both spray painted to finish
  9. See this in the pattern library and liked it pattern is by Grampa Frank
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