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General Category => Brag Forum => Topic started by: Woodchuck on October 13, 2013, 12:16:28 am
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After noticing that the cover of the December issue of my employee magazine looked a lot like a scrollsaw pattern, I decided to try as use it as such.
The entire pattern is only about 7.5 in by 6.5 in. and after several scrollsaw blades gave up their lives, I am happy to say that it is finished.
The extremely fine detail could not be cut because the wood would break. Even tho this was not designed as a scrollsaw pattern, there were no problems with any sections falling out. I did brace some sections just to be sure they did not break.
It was cut in 1/4 tiger maple with a 1/4 inch tiger maple back.
When the pilot holes for the blades were drilled, i drilled only part of the pattern at one time. This keep me from getting confused.
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great job done, both on pattern and cutting this nice project.
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Very nicely done. Thanks for sharing this with us.
DW
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WOW, very nice cutting there. Great idea to use it as a pattern too.
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Very, very creative :) good job!
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?Wow! Awesome job, looks great and very well done, thanks for sharing.
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That is awesome.
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good thinking. that's a great project. you should show it around at work.
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Well done, and with a nice adaptation from the magazine cover.
Thanks for sharing with us.
Al
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You did a great job cutting the magazine cover. People at work would be amazed.
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Very nice!
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That came out fantastic! Excellent detail.
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Wow thats a lot of work but looks great.......
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Great job, i like your style.
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Wonderful cutting!
Have you shown it to the folks in the HR department yet?
~~~GB~~~
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great job thanks for posting
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I have emailed editor, and just got reply this afternoon that they may be interested in using this.
Needless to say I am extremely happy about that possibility.
Attached copy of cover so you know where I am coming from.
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How unusual. 10/10 for imagination.
Marg
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I hope they do use it, how exciting. They say, give a kid a hammer and the world becomes a nail. Give someone a scroll saw and patterns/ideas begin to emerge everywhere. -----Randy
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Neat idea, and very detailed.
Martin.