I have just finished making some new signs to add to my range of things to sell at the craft fairs. The one in the middle is made from ash and the other two are from slightly spalted oak. I have enclosed a photo of one on its own in oak. I just love the beauty that lays within the wood when we have finished preparing it for the scroll saw and then seeing the grain come alive when we apply the finish. I designed these using the drawing app in microsoft word.
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Reply to Hullo, and thanks!by RolfYou did a beautiful job with it. Great paintwork! I can see Carving the prop out of one piece considering the grain direction changes etc. was a challenge.
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Reply to Hullo, and thanks!by cwmageeNice work. SInce you did such a nice job by hand, You might be interested in the Wood Carving Forum
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Reply to Hullo, and thanks!by GuzzistiDBy the way, I did not follow the dimensions exactly as I just used scrap wood that was lying around and scaled to fit - also, for the propeller, I decided to make it from a single block - that turned out to be slightly more difficult than first imagined... but it works!
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by GuzzistiDHullo (in Scottish) or Hi in 'Murican?
I stumbled across this site by accident while looking to keep my idle hands busy as I was hunting for easy whirligig patterns. I found some old plans by Mr Paul Meisel from about 10 years ago about a P31 Mustang here https://scrollsawer.com/2009/08/28/ai...-
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Reply to Wood lampshadeby RolfReally nice work! I personally prefer a Semi gloss or Satin finish. The only time I may use a gloss finish is on some wood turnings.
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