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My cutting of Jeff Zaffino's "Fishing The Dawn". Tried black velvet as a backer and didn't care for it. Painted 1/8" luan plywood with semi-flat black paint as a backer. Painted the frame the same. Cut from 1/4" Finnish BB. 8 1/2" X 11".
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My cutting of Jeff Zaffino's "Fishing The Dawn". Tried black velvet as a backer and didn't care for it. Painted 1/8" luan plywood with semi-flat black paint as a backer. Painted the frame the same. Cut from 1/4" Finnish BB. 8 1/2" X 11".Mick, - Delta P-20
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very nice Mick you did a fine job on the scrollingDaryl S. Walters Psycotic scroller with a DeWalt 788 -
Nice job Mick. That is the 1 pattern of Jeff's I plan on cutting someday. At least that one doesn't require 500 entry holes.
I have actually started using black plexiglass for my backers. It costs a tad more but I like the way it looks and I don't have to paint it.Comment
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wow...great job.......looks super...did i say i like it yet ?
Pete Ripaldi
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Great job of scrolling. Anyone use colored matt board for backgrounds?
Suds To Y'all,
Bud WiserComment
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Originally posted by wazabiker
actually i just used one, look for my carousel post down a little ways.........petePete Ripaldi
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I use either black acrylic, or black matt board. The matt board I like does have a velvety texture. DaleDale w/ yella sawsComment
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Great job!
Well done, Mick, Wow
that looks great. I like the finish, it look like there out early in the morning with the fog rolling in. Good job.
-Bill
-Bill
My saw is a DeWalt788 Measure twice; cut once; count fingers after cutComment
, as you said, with the hat I will work on the ears and his big mustache . I will try to rounded those parts as I did with my heron.
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