Wounded Worrier/ Eagle compound cut.

[olddust1]

Sorry for the out of focus but you get the idea.

 

Jhn

 

Old Dust

 

OOPS "Warrior"

WW compound 1.pdf

WW compound 2.pdf

Edited April 6, 2015 by olddust1

[DWSUDEKUM]

John is that pattern available?  Thanks for sharing this with us.

 

 

DW

[LarryEA]

I had a problem opening.

I do thank you for showing your work tho I could not view it.

[amazingkevin]

Yes very out of focus ,worth redoing please!

[Lucky2]

Very interesting cutting John, I've done some of this type of work years ago. I have a book of patterns that has a lot of these types of patterns in it, but, this is a new one. Would you mind sharing where you got it, or who the designer is? They're a tricky bit of cutting aren't they, what type of blade did you use? |If memory serves me right, I think that I used two-way blades.

Len

[lawson56]

From what I could see,looks like some very fine cutting.Thank you for showing us.I would like to see it again.

[frankorona]

Hi, I have a problem when I open the file, the images are blurred.

[olddust1]

Sorry about the out of focus but I am a scroller not a photographer.

 

I used the eagle from "128 Compound scrollsaw patterns" by Sam Keener and the Wounded Warrior logo off the web.

The trick is to have both patterns the exact same height.

I put them both in my Publishing program and resized so each pattern is 1 1/2" wide to use on 2X2 wood which is actually 1 1/2".

 

You could use any eagle silhouette that is taller than wide.

 

John

 

Old Dust

Edited April 6, 2015 by olddust1

[Lucky2]

John, these are very interesting cuttings, is there no way possible that you might be able to post better pictures? I do believe that there would be more interest, if people could clearly see the subject. I'm not talking about studio quality or anything like that, but, clear so that there's no blurriness. If it's not possible, that's fine what you've posted will have to do.

Len