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Leopard Sitting Pretty


LarryEA

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Leopard "Sitting Pretty Page 70 SSWC Issue 47

Designer Kerry Hallam

Hard Maple ---  Unfinished, too cold.

Almost enjoyed cutting, really liked the last cut.

Size is 15" x 11"    by 3/4" thick

Oh yes and suggested material was 1/8" Baltic Birch

 

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That is surely a beauty!  I love the pattern and looks like it has been cut by an expert.  What is the size of your picture? 

 

I differ, I love scrolling and do not look forward to the last cut.  Then I have to start worrying the finishing.  Hoping I don't break something cleaning up and all. 

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That is surely a beauty!  I love the pattern and looks like it has been cut by an expert.  What is the size of your picture? 

 

I differ, I love scrolling and do not look forward to the last cut.  Then I have to start worrying the finishing.  Hoping I don't break something cleaning up and all. 

 Yes, you are right, cutting does not end all the delicate work. I always look underneith

for pieces that fell out when I sand. And finishing can ruin a piece of work.

 

Nice work Larry! I love the look of maple. How thick is it?

 

 I just edited dimensions,,,,,    15 x 11 x 3/4 thick

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I could only Like this once but would have used up all my likes on this one project if possible! This turned out fantastic!!!! The only thing I couldn't find is the cribbage hole pattern around it. :rofl: :rofl:

I agree with Kevin. A picture frame type of frame for this one would really set it off.

Great job buddy! :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:

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Larry, you did a  fantastic job on that piece. I really like Kerry's patterns. They are realistic & very precise. Many holes to cut, but, worth every minute of time.  I can't imagine how slow it must have been, cutting it & how many blades did you have to use?  Well worth it though. Thanks for letting us enjoy it.  Take Care 

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