Finished Knight

[PuzzledMoose]

I cut the knight pattern yesterday and it turned out fine - apart from one oops! Those with eagle eyes can maybe spot what went wrong - at least if you compare it to the pattern - I'm not sure it's noticeable if you haven't seen the pattern.

The oops wasn't due to any difficulty cutting - just me being dumb and not stopping the saw when I got a piece of waste stuck in the blade hole on the table. Tried to remove it with the saw running and the blade went where it wasn't meant to - duh!

Stacked (x2) 1/4 inch Finnish Birch - cut with FD SR#1 blades - gave the spirals a rest for this one ... One major advantage - no fuzzies...

Thanks to you all for the comments yesterday - and especially to Kevin for his advice and tweaking.

[Gill]

I'm pleased it came out so nicely in the end, Ian. If you didn't know there had been a mistake cutting this project, you wouldn't be able to guess (although I think I know where it is).

Thanks for showing us the happy outcome.

Gill

[miamw]

It came out great! I like it better with that piece missing It adds more dimension to the armor. You did a great job on it!

[Paul S WI]

No oops, just a design change. And I hear you about using the blade to remove a piece. Learned not to do that really early. Nice work on that project.

[JoelM]

That looks great! I have never seen the pattern, so I couldn't tell you where the design change is.

[kyscroller]

Looks great as usual with your work IAN.

I learned from you guys there are no mistakes just last miute sawing modifications. LOL

I could think of a few projects that would look great on

Again nice work

[MikeDingas]

Apart from my pattern comment, looks good. I like the red background.

[Dragon]

Looks great. Don't know where the oops is and love it just the way it is.
Diane

[tcleckler]

If you hadn't said there was an oops, probably wouldn't have noticed it. Great job.

[Daryl185]

great job Ian and as usuall an outstanding project love the choice of wood and the red background really stands out

[Jediscroller]

That worked out very well Ian! Feels great to cut one of your own doesn't it?

Kevin