2 projects

[seadog852]

1. This is a birch inlay into walnut, inlay into cherry, inlay in to birch.
http://s90.photobucket.com/user/Seadog852/media/Scroll%20Saw%20Work/DSCN6271.jpg.html?sort=3&o=0


2. Shark scene
http://s90.photobucket.com/user/Seadog852/media/Scroll%20Saw%20Work/DSCN6269.jpg.html?sort=3&o=1

[lwilli]

Your State of Texas Welcome Sign with the intricate inlay work is very, very nice. I especially like the shark scene because two of my sons are certified divers. I will have to show them this piece in hopes they will stay alert when diving. Thanks for sharing, Seadog, you did a great job on both projects.

Louis

[DWSudekum]

Very very nicely done on both of them.  Thanks for sharing them with us.

DW

[frankorona]

Excellent work, both look very well done, thanks for sharing.

[pddesertrat]

Very nicely done.  Beautiful in lay work. I want to give that a try sometime.

I see you use Photobucket.  If you use the "Img" link to copy and paste, it should show the image directly in your post, without taking space here on the forum.

[seadog852]

Thanks all. I'll try the photbucket trick next time.

[Rapid Roger]

I use photo bucket.
I click on IMG (which then shows "copy") and then ctl +c and return to my post and click on ctl +v and there is the picture! Well, it doesn't show up right away but, it will after you post or preview.





Try it, you'll like it! 

Rog

[Rover2]

Very nice work on both of them.  Thanks for sharing.

Al

[spirithorse]

Great work, Seadog,
Thanks for sharing and God Bless! Spirithorse

[wombatie]

They look great but I especially like the shark scene.  Well done.

Marg

[pddesertrat]

I use photo bucket.
I click on IMG (which then shows "copy") and then ctl +c and return to my post and click on ctl +v and there is the picture! Well, it doesn't show up right away but, it will after you post or preview.





Try it, you'll like it! 

Rog

I'm curious, what does the "ctl +c" do?  Is that short cut keys for copy.  When you click on the "IMG" in photo bucket it automatically copies the link for you.  Just want to know, I like to learn.

That is a cool belt.  Did you make that?

[Rapid Roger]

How the heck should I know what clicking on "ctrl c and ctrl v" does?  I ain't no 'puter whiz!  That is just what my son-in-law told me to do and it works! 

Yes, I did make the wooden belt quite some time ago. It is oak and I did wear it briefly (about two minutes) but it doesn't hold your pants up worth a darn!   
The links were made on the table saw and of course the buckle and end were made on the scroll saw. It is entirely made of wood, I used 1/16" dowel for the hinges between each segment. My brother has challenged me to make a set of suspenders to match (you've heard the old saying about using both belt and suspenders for safety's sake) but, I've never quite got around to it. 
I've also made wooden wrist watches (several of them) but, sold all of them. 



There, I went and used "ctrl c and ctrl v" again! 

Rog