"Fish" Pattern

[Scrappile]

I just finished cutting this this evening.  It is the "Navajo Medicine Man" pattern done by "Fish" (Dan).  Thank you Dan, this and your other patterns are great!  I haven't completed sanding and framing this because I want to come up with a frame that has some Native American patterns on it.  I ahve down loaded all the NA patterns I could fine here and I hope to so a series of them. 

 

Critiques are welcome.  That is how I learn and improve.

 

 

[New Guy]

Very nice work. I am new to the hobby wish people would state blade used and wood.

sure would help us new people alot. Thanks

[browders]

A very realistic portrait. Great job!

[DWSUDEKUM]

Very nicely done.  That looks like it would have been a bit difficult in places.  Thanks for sharing this with us.

 

DW

[Fish]

That came out great! it's fun to see another do the pattern.

[Scrappile]

Very nice work. I am new to the hobby wish people would state blade used and wood.

sure would help us new people alot. Thanks

 

Well I am pretty new at this also, so I'm not sure I'm using the correct items.  This was done with 1/4" baltic birch.  I used a Flying Duchman FD-TC No. 3 blade for 98% of the cutting.  I attempted using a spiral blade (FD-NS No. 3/0) for a couple cuts then broke the blade.  It was the first time I have tried a spiral blade.  I will try one again soon. 

Edited August 16, 2014 by Scrappile

[LarryEA]

You did a fantastic job on what looks to be a difficult pattern.

I wish you well on using spirals, in my opinion, they present a challenge in themselves.

[LarryEA]

Very nice work. I am new to the hobby wish people would state blade used and wood.

sure would help us new people alot. Thanks

 

New Guy Al, I will try and do as you requested. My problem is I usually pick blades to cut with

by width & thickness, ie:   .026 x .011...etc and not by their number. When I post a cutting, I will

describe as best I can.

I like your request.

[amazingkevin]

Al  that would be scroll saw blades and tree wood, :rofl: Just funnin with you! Lots of times i forget to add pertinent info for those inquisitive minds .I used to do it out of habit regularly, But got out of the habit somehow. Glad you brought it up ,I'll try to remember to do this for ypu and the rest .I enjoy knowing this stuff to on other peoples work.Thanks for asking! :thumbs:

[amazingkevin]

This is a really good looking Indian portrait you did ,congradulations on a fine job!

[Scrappile]

That came out great! it's fun to see another do the pattern.

 

Seriously, I love your patterns.  I only hope I can do them justice.  Thank you for making them.

Edited August 16, 2014 by Scrappile

[lonewolf]

I've never done a portrait before. I just don't much like them (just personal opinion). But others do like them. I may try one or two, and then probably

 

get hooked on them, lol. 

[wombatie]

That came out great.  I knew Dan would love the fact that you had cut one of his patterns.

 

Marg

[Phantom Scroller]

Paul that's a load of work, exceptional. Roly

[lawson56]

Awesome job The Medicine Man looks Awesome :thumbs: Never got in the habit of giving detailed info on a cut,that would help Newbies.Need to start doing that.

[robbert100]

real nice cutting i like it a lot 

[frankorona]

¡¡Wow!! Wonderful and amazing work, thanks for sharing.      

[bobscroll]

Paul, You did a really great job on the portrait, Thank you for showing,

Bob       

[jellis]

FANTASTIC!

jellis