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OK, I typed this all once, then lost it, so here it goes again.
Special thanks to the designers of the patterns I chose!!
The wolf, is designed by Sheila Bergner-Landry. It is shrunk to 45% original size, scrolled out of 1/8th thick red oak, and glued to 1/8th inch stained baltic birch ply. It was cut using a FD-TC#3 blade, and has 46 blade entry holes.
The lion is designed by Kevin D. aka: Jediscroller . Thank you Kevin. It was designed to be used as an 11 by 14 inch pattern, so major shrinking was required to fit this into a 5 inch square. It is cut out of 1/8th inch maple, glued to 1/8th inch stained baltic birch plywood. It was cut using a FD-TC#1 blade because of its intricacy, and has ...ready???????? 135 blade entry holes!
The tiger.... This tiger was designed be Dave Sutton aka dustycanuck . Kevin gave me a great tiger to use, however after shrinking it to fit the square,it didnt make a nice matching pattern to compliment the detail in the lion, so I opted for this tiger from Dave.This was designed to be cut as an 8 1/2 by 11, so major shrinking again to fit 5 by 5 inches.It is cut from 1/8th maple, and glued to 1/8th inch stained baltic birch ply. Again, I chose the FD-TC#1 blade . Now, here is a totally circumstantial phenomenon. Get this... It has exactly 135 blade entry holes , the same as the lion square!
I hope Bob has his pro photographers get some nice pictures to share with those that can not see the project firsthand. They are in the mail, and should arrive by weeks end Bob. Now, i will try attaching photos again, and hope I dont have to type this a third time!!! Dale
Special thanks to the designers of the patterns I chose!!
The wolf, is designed by Sheila Bergner-Landry. It is shrunk to 45% original size, scrolled out of 1/8th thick red oak, and glued to 1/8th inch stained baltic birch ply. It was cut using a FD-TC#3 blade, and has 46 blade entry holes.
The lion is designed by Kevin D. aka: Jediscroller . Thank you Kevin. It was designed to be used as an 11 by 14 inch pattern, so major shrinking was required to fit this into a 5 inch square. It is cut out of 1/8th inch maple, glued to 1/8th inch stained baltic birch plywood. It was cut using a FD-TC#1 blade because of its intricacy, and has ...ready???????? 135 blade entry holes!
The tiger.... This tiger was designed be Dave Sutton aka dustycanuck . Kevin gave me a great tiger to use, however after shrinking it to fit the square,it didnt make a nice matching pattern to compliment the detail in the lion, so I opted for this tiger from Dave.This was designed to be cut as an 8 1/2 by 11, so major shrinking again to fit 5 by 5 inches.It is cut from 1/8th maple, and glued to 1/8th inch stained baltic birch ply. Again, I chose the FD-TC#1 blade . Now, here is a totally circumstantial phenomenon. Get this... It has exactly 135 blade entry holes , the same as the lion square!
I hope Bob has his pro photographers get some nice pictures to share with those that can not see the project firsthand. They are in the mail, and should arrive by weeks end Bob. Now, i will try attaching photos again, and hope I dont have to type this a third time!!! Dale
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