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Rick, it looks great! Is that cut on that A-4 oak plywood? If so, what are your thoughts on that material, and, when you got it, was it pretty flat, or warped pretty good? Dale
Excellent !! That's what I love about JZs stuff. They are challenging, beautiful, very artistic and you can have 100 screw ups in it and nobody will ever know. The detail makes it very forgiving and I don't see the first "booboo" in yours. That one is high on my to do list because we have alot of riding facilities and riders in my neck of the woods.
How many were ya' able to cut at one time?
Keep up the excellent work!!!!
Confuscious says, "The cautious seldom err".
Confuscious didn't own a scrollsaw either.
Thanks for all the good words. I cut it out of the oak ply from scroller the one that Jeff uses they were flat not warbed or bowed, i use 2/0 flying dutchman spirrals. I as able to stack cut 3, 2 of them was baltic birtch and one the oak, i believe the oak looks better so might start doing them all in oak. the finished size is 11x 15.
again thanks
Rick
I am cutting that one right now for a Christmas present. Lots of fun
Chuck D
When a work lifts your spirits and inspires bold and noble thoughts in you, do not look for any other standard to judge by: the work is good, the product of a master craftsman.
Jean De La Bruyere...
A small group of items I've made my Grandchildren. The little rocking chair becomes a puzzle for a child to put together. The small heart is what locks and holds all the pieces togetwer....
Thank you Karl, I to have seen these baskets at goodwill. I guess the reason they are so cheep is because they are easy to make. To cut your collapsible basket you just tilt your saw table to the left 4 to 5 degrees (for the basket only). For those of you that would like to find patterns check out this...
You know the sad part about our scroll saw work is where it ends up. I was just a Goodwill and saw a collapsible basket there with a price of only a few dollars.
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