My Christmas One

[Scrappile]

I decided I needed to do one for Christmas.  This is a Sullyscroller pattern.  Done in two stacked 1/4" Baltic Birch, 3/0 FD spiral blade.  It is a great pattern, thank you Mr. Sullyscroller.

Edited December 19, 2014 by Scrappile

[jscottj]

Incredible! Love that kind of work. When I try to do that intricate cutting I break part of it and ruin it. My 25 year old Craftsman just won't run smooth enough. I have tried spirals in it.....the cuts are ragged looking as it doesn't stroke without some side to side vibration. The breaking is from that vibration I assume. I envy those who can cut so well. 

[DWSUDEKUM]

Excellently cut.  Thanks for sharing this with us.

 

DW

[heppnerguy]

Paul,

   you are a master of the spiral like is Hans. I tried it again today on a piece I was doing and it was very disappointing. I will try again from time to time but so far, I think they are beating me up pretty badly

  Beautifully done, I like this pattern also...

 

Dick

heppnerguy

[Phantom Scroller]

Paul an excellent cut on Sully's pattern that''s for showing. Roly 

[Dan]

Looks terrific! You did a great cutting and sully did a great pattern.

[Scrolling Steve]

Very nice, Paul!........Awesome pattern brought to life!

[gator]

so many great patterns so little time ., wonderful job

[amazingkevin]

When your good it show's! You show is good here

[frankorona]

Wonderful and amazing work, thanks for sharing.          

[ike]

That's beautiful , and such a good pattern

[Scrappile]

Thanks everyone for the nice comments.  It is a great pattern and I enjoyed scrolling it although it took me a lot longer than I thought it would. 

 

I hope everyone has a wonderful Christmas. 

 

Paul,

   you are a master of the spiral like is Hans. I tried it again today on a piece I was doing and it was very disappointing. I will try again from time to time but so far, I think they are beating me up pretty badly

  Beautifully done, I like this pattern also...

 

Dick

heppnerguy

 

Dick, the spirals work great for me and I have problems with the straight blades.  I don't know why but that is the way of things.  I think the only time you really need to be able to use a spiral is if you cut a pattern like Charles Dearing makes, as large as he does.  I have never done one that large yet, maybe I never will. 

[wombatie]

Well you certainly nailed that one Paul, you brought Sully's pattern to life. Gotta be proud of that.

 

Marg

[sullyscroller]

Paul you did amazing on that and to do it with spirals is twice as amazing. I can never control them enough to do the tight cuts. Thanks so much for sharing with us.

 

sully

[Fish]

Great work, Great pattern!

[LarryEA]

Can't add to what's been said.

It is beautifully done.

[lawson56]

Awesome cutting from an Awesome pattern! :thumbs: