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I started this project about 3 years ago and cut 9/10ths of it with a hand fret saw. However when I had to cut various bevels on the edges I realised that I had to move up to a precision tool and bought myself my Ex21. However I never got around to finishing it and found all the pieces recently still gathered together in a box. Have now finished it off. It is 40 inches (100cm) high and is quite impressive..
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WOW, that is awesome.
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Kiwi, quite impressive is right. Very nice.
Mick, - Delta P-20
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Wow and double Wow.........impresive it certainly is. Cutting by hand....triple WOW!
Thanks so much for posting your photos. Great job.Gloria ............... Two memorable things to say in life, "Hello" for the first time, and "Good-bye" for the last.Comment
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I am going to step up with 3 WOWS!
One of the best i have seen.
It's all fun
Terry
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Very impressive!
Did you use a purchased pattern or design it yourself?
What wood did you use?Steve
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WOW, that is really nice work.
Thanks for sharing
BobDelta P-20 & Q-3
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It is echoing in here....many many wows! Beautiful job!Comment
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Very nice.....too many wows already....I can't type enough to do any better.Comment
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Looks great and you are correct very impressive. Super work and doing by hand is really extra. I would think you will enjoy this cutting for a long time. Thanks for sharing it with us all.
jim
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Outstanding!!! You are one patient scroller. Way to go.Dan H
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Congratulations on an impressive heirloom piece. Well done.
One suggestion, you might make a note to go with it as to the source of the pattern and origin of the wood used, if that is of interest. If there is any chance you will make the pattern again, put some private notes with the pattern--how you did certain difficult cuts or fits; what you would do differently if you were to do it again.
thank you for sharing your picture of your work.
NormanComment
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I absolutely cannot imagine cutting that out with a hand saw - KUDOs to you and your patience and your skill! I think you totally earned your electric scroll saw. Really fine work and a very nice looking piece!Comment
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very impressive,
a lot of patience was needed i be thinking..
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