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Well Charlie, Thats quite a project! Thats a good afternoons worth of sawing, then what.,.... 2 or 3 hours of shaping, sanding, and assembling? A really nice simple one day project, and it turned out pretty darn good! It looks like it is just a little bit more difficult then the other duck you recently did. since your boys kept the other one, that means this one is for me right? It will look nice hanging here, and I'll take good care of it.
This was done on what saw? If I remember right, a saw that went from regular flat blades, to only being able to use pin end blades right? Many people dont realize that pin end blades are capable of producing nice work too. Its a lot of patience and practice, so for those just starting out, with a saw that only takes pin end blades, you CAN do great things. Take your time, Charlie is the only guy I know that could do this duck from start to finish in 5 hours! (you did say 5 hours right charlie?) It looks great! dale
yup just a tad more difficult than the daffy one lol and only using that pin blade saw, it went kinda slow lol 5 hours for daffy I think , definetly a bit longer on this one .it did take me a bit of getting used to the pinned blades again ,was only using plain before but I think it worked out pretty well ,kinda proud of this one . Ill bet you would take really good care of as it hangs right up on your wall lol might see how much I can get out of this one and work on getting that next saw lol Ill send ya a photocopy of it so you can hang on your wall lol
Thank you
Charlie,
Charlie
"Everything Happens for a Reason"
Craftsman 18in. 21609
You are progressing nicely, this is very nice work.
Are you just exploring or do you tend to like doing intarsia more than fretwork?
So many possibilities, so little time.
Respectfully,
Marcel
http://marleb.com
DW788. -Have fun in the shop or it isn't a hobby anymore. NOTE: No trees were killed in the sending of this message, but a large number of electrons were terribly inconvenienced.
Never heard of intarsia before this week, but did a Google image search and, wow, is there a ton you can do with it.
Very nice job of cutting, Charlie! It looks like you have a few types of wood in there, and have stained some, am I right? What do you use for shaping?
Well this one I did only with regular pine and stained it the different colors,,had to use three or four different pieces of pine but its all from just pine. I do really enjoy the intarsia and segmentation but I would like to do some fretwork, but its easier to do this than fretwork right now til I get a better saw . plus im just kinda exploring a bit of everything to see what I can do and what I enjoy doing .
Thank you ,
Charlie,
thank you pete actually its only the pine thats in there , and only used a scroll saw and black and decker mouse sander for shapiing .
Great job Charlie. I just love it. I would say more , but i am in scrollsaw jail. and i only get one call, go little brother you are on your way. your friend Evie
So sorry for your loss. 🙏🙏. Fox Chapel Publishing has a number of books written by Diana Thompson. In my opinion she was the queen of compound designer. Ironically she passed away a couple years ago.
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