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General Category => Brag Forum => Topic started by: m2grzegorczyk on November 18, 2011, 05:04:31 pm
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Today something different - a pendant made from aluminium.
Cut on a scroll saw :)
(http://dwarfsforge.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Main_z_logo_ma%C5%82y.png)
Bigger photo: http://dwarfsforge.com/?p=40
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Very nicely done .. I like that a lot. What blade did you use?
DW
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Nice! I have tinkered with the idea of doing some similar stuff. Just haven't tried it yet..
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thats cool thanks for sharing
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Love this!!!! I really love making jewelry, there are so many fun options when you have a scroll saw.
Aluminum cuts really well on the scroll saw, I have cut up to 1/4" on mine. When it is thin you need to have a sandwich of wood around it or it will bend and bind the blade. I think I used a number 5 on my last aluminum piece.
Again, this is so awesome!!! Fantastic job!
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Wow fantastic. I have the blades and I have some aluminum and I have the jewelry patterns I just need to get around to doing something with all 3.
Marg
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If you are ever looking for metal to scroll with, check out the roofing section of the big box hardware stores. They have steel and aluminum flashing that works great.
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I used proxxon "Super Cut" blades. They do not have a number but they look like number 3 from other producers.
mrsn is right - if you want to cut aluminium you have to have a sandwich of wood around it.
I used a single layer of 4mm plywood under the aluminium.
(http://dwarfsforge.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/wip.jpg)
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Looks awesome, great job! :)
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That is very nice!
Want to try that after the Christmas rush...I have a whole "Yield" highway sign just begging to be cut into small pieces for things like this.
~~~GB~~~
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Great idea, good job
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That is freaking awesome i would not think you could do that on a scroll.
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looks really great!