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General Category => Brag Forum => Topic started by: troy_curtis on January 16, 2014, 04:37:16 pm
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This is one of my favorite crosses to make. Normally I make them about 3 in tall and hang them from the car or truck rear view mirror. Today I decided to make a bigger one.
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Very nicely done Troy. I like that alot. Thanks for sharing this with us.
DW
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nice work Troy thanks for sharing
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Nice job!
I've made several crosses of a similar design. In fact, I made one big enough to be used for a music stand! Admittedly, I didn't use a scroll saw, I used a jig saw for that one. It was a commission from the mother of a local Christian guitarist/singer and his sister.
(http://i193.photobucket.com/albums/z299/rapidroger/IMG_0567.jpg) (http://s193.photobucket.com/user/rapidroger/media/IMG_0567.jpg.html)
Rog
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Very nice Troy. I haven't see that pattern before. Great work.
Wow Roger now that is big, well done.
Marg
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Great work!
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Very nice work Troy, thanks for sharing those with us.
Rob Roy.
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Nice job Troy, thanks for sharing.
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Wondrous Cross, looks very well done, thanks for sharing.
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Excellent work on both crosses
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Rapid Roger: Amazing job, I had never seen so big a cross, thanks for sharing.
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Nice job!
I've made several crosses of a similar design. In fact, I made one big enough to be used for a music stand! Admittedly, I didn't use a scroll saw, I used a jig saw for that one. It was a commission from the mother of a local Christian guitarist/singer and his sister.
Rog
That is FANTASTIC! I don't type in all caps very often, but honestly your music stand Jesus Cross is super. I will share that on my blog http://troyswoodcreations.blogspot.com and also on my FB page: Troy's Wood Creation. Thanks for showing me your awesome Jesus Cross.
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Hey Troy,
Making the cross was the easy part. ;D The hard part was making it all come apart and fold up flat for transportation and making the table of the music stand adjustable.! :o I'll see if I can find some pictures of the back side to show you. It took some engineering and planning. ;)
I built this about five years ago.
Rog
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Hey Troy,
Making the cross was the easy part. ;D The hard part was making it all come apart and fold up flat for transportation and making the table of the music stand adjustable.! :o I'll see if I can find some pictures of the back side to show you. It took some engineering and planning. ;)
I built this about five years ago.
Rog
Rog,
That would be nice to see. Impressed you engineered it to fold up and all. Looking forward to other views of it.
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Troy,
Sorry, I must have erased all the other pictures. I've searched through my computer and camera both and can't find them. As I said, it has been some time ago that I built it. I have over 200 pictures of other projects and probably "cleaned" the albums a few times and some pictures go into file 13 every time. :(
I may try to get in touch with the lady who commissioned the project and see if her son still has it so I could get new shots of it.
Rog
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Troy,
I see on your blog that you are mostly into cutting crosses and I've done a few myself.
Here is one that I designed myself and thought you might be interested in it. It is cut from 1/2" purple heart wood (altho it doesn't look like it in the picture)
You (or anyone else) are free to use it as a pattern if you like it. I don't have a pattern to download because I do all of mine by hand on paper.
It shouldn't be too hard to sketch one up yourself very close to what I did.
(http://i193.photobucket.com/albums/z299/rapidroger/My%20scroll%20patterns/IMG_0311.jpg) (http://s193.photobucket.com/user/rapidroger/media/My%20scroll%20patterns/IMG_0311.jpg.html)
Rog
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That is fantastic. I may give it a go and try to make one from your design. Yes, I do like crosses a lot. Thanks for the info.
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nice cross troy, also great to see the other pictures.
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I like to cut crosses too....really good work, it is awesome when we can include JESUS in what we do.
This is one of the few that I have cut....I like it the best out of the ones that I have done.
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I stacked cut this cross from quarter inch board and gave for Christmas last year (about 20)