My first project after cutting a bunch of key chains. I started sawing late last summer, made key chains for all my friends then I saw Steve Goods patern on the Wolf Clock and decided to try it. I cut it out of Poplar with a 2/0 new spiral FD blade, then I made several others (Eagle, Deer, Humming Bird, etc) for Xmas gifts.
Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
My first project
Collapse
X
-
Halawiid, I used the 2/0 flying Dutchman New Spiral and one thing I've learned is not to run the say real fast, it makes it hard to control. It's also harder to cut a straight line that is very long with one, but a pattern like this with all the zig zags it's perfect.
Hammer, I took this pic with my cell phone and that was as good as it got. I'm a pretty good Auctioneer but a lousy photographer !
I'm just now getting to where I can cut with a regular blade.
Comment
Unconfigured Ad Widget
Collapse
Latest Topics
Collapse
-
by Quartz43+1 on NC Scroller's suggestions. I would add that on appropriate patterns stop using the grey as it would make it easier to copy.
It says a lot if Fox Publishing does not comment on an issue like this. Even if they said they are aware that people have concerns and are looking into it...-
Channel: General Scroll Saw
Yesterday, 08:15 PM -
-
Reply to YoraHome Laser w/CNC Engraver/Routerby evilbadgerHere is the thread from when I was building it. I gave up trying to post photos on this forum. After they updated to the new format it no longer automatically resizes photos like it use to, I know I could resize everything on my own but the forum isn't as active as it use to be so why bother.
-
Channel: Tools and Blades
Yesterday, 05:07 PM -
-
Reply to What is it?by meflickBoredom has probably lead to many a great idea, invention, etc. throughout life. I too like this concept of mixer pieces storage.
-
Channel: Off Topic
Yesterday, 04:03 PM -
-
by markdavdThere are a lot of good points brought up here. Some may be easy to correct, others not so much. As far as Fox Chapel replying to this thread, I am trying to imagine a response that would not have made at least some people upset.
As far as the pattern size in the books, I believe the physical...-
Channel: General Scroll Saw
Yesterday, 03:23 PM -
-
by NC ScrollerI often resize just to fit the size of the wood I have on hand. I agree this is a no win situation because of the various software, hardware differences plus the skill level of us, the end users. Even providing the patterns in a digitized format will no fix this because of the reasons I already mentioned....
-
Channel: General Scroll Saw
Yesterday, 09:52 AM -
Comment