Buck Naked at Night

[ozarkhillbilly]

LOL! What did you expect?

Deer season is right around the corner and so I thought I'd get a few of these type portraits ready to go, Buck fever runs high in my area and I should have no trouble selling these.

I stacked cut this using 1/8 Red Oak and stacked 5 high.

[Daryl185]

very nice Bill you just have to love wildlife scroll sawing its in its own catagory

[Marcel in Longueuil]

Oh deer!

Very nice Bill,

You have some fine lines in there

I'm sure you'll find interrested parties ready to drop some money for these beauties.

Regards,
Marcel

[Gill]

Oh boy, Bill, you're good at this!



Gill

[Charlie_1]

Awesome work Bill

Charlie,

[ozarkhillbilly]

Thanks so much ya'll, I'm getting ready to head off to work and I got a wild hair to measure the thin part of the deer's outline, I'm a little shocked, the average width is 1/16! That even makes me smile........

Hope ya'll have a great day! Thanks for looking.

[minowevie]

Wow, Bill , thats what i noticed too. now thats some fine lines. I agree, you are really good at this. sooooooooooo. what do you think can chalandg you know. mmmmmmmmm I bet Jeff is proud of you. I know I sure am. your hunting buddys, can save some money , and go home with a real prise. your friend Evie. Ps. wish i could go. I havn't been hunting for 8 years. sure miss that vinison. orrrrrr Elk yaa.

[Sawduster]

Wow! ,,,,the undeniable master of the fine line !
...Makes me want to go practice my spirals !
Excellent work !

[Minnesota scroller]

That even makes me smile........

Smile Hell, that's a grin. And you deserve to grin. And I'll just bet you did this awesome piece of art with a skip tooth blade, right?

Grrrreat work, Bill. You are a tough act to follow.

[Trout]

Bill

you are good....we've had company come to the house and as they admired my work, they'll ask what other type of work can you do with a scroll saw...

we'll the first thing I do is go looking for your posts and show them what you have done...
you sure have gotten a lot of complements on your work that you don't know about...until now....

Trout

[ozarkhillbilly]

Trout this is to funny, the same thing goes on at my house, but with me showing off your work!

Evie, every project besides being a great stress reliever is a challange for me!

Thanks again everyone for the compliments, means alot to me.

[sheltiecarver]

Bill,
Some really great work there. I even went back to make sure the black was the cut-out part - thought maybe I'd reversed them - those lines are teensy!!
I'm curious - you stack cut - were the bottom ones as good as the one you showed us? That's some might fine tolerances.
Great job.
Sandy

[bronco]

Another great job Bill! Those thin lines I don't know how you keep them from breaking through,but you are the man!
Bill

[ozarkhillbilly]

Sandy the bottom was just as spot on as the top one, the one in the picture was the 4th one down. I do on occasion check my table alignment with my blade, but since setting it when I first bought it I have yet to make any adjustments!

I have a confession to make, please forgive me ya'll, but some how I made a mis-calculation my lines aren't 1/32 but 1/16....whoops but I guess that was close enough for Government work.

Bronco, cutting isn't the real trick, but getting the fuzzies off and then mounting it in a frame is!

[sheltiecarver]

Bill,
Boy, am I even more impressed now! You are the MAN!!
Sandy