Some Puzzles

[CMHN]

Here are a few puzzles that I have been working on for an upcoming craft show.  I still need to sand and finish them but that will be next weekends job.   Sand them all one day and finish them the next.   You probably noticed that there are a lot of bulldogs,  well that is our High school football teams mascot and we are a big football down.   So may as well stack the hand in my favor.  

 

Edited November 9, 2015 by CMHN

[Scrolling Steve]

Me thinks you will have a good show with those Chris !!....Nice cutting!

Edited November 9, 2015 by Scrolling Steve

[frankorona]

Great work, looks very nice.      

[amazingkevin]

Here are a few puzzles that I have been working on for an upcoming craft show.  I still need to sand and finish them but that will be next weekends job.   Sand them all one day and finish them the next.   You probably noticed that there are a lot of bulldogs,  well that is our High school football teams mascot and we are a big football down.   So may as well stack the hand in my favor.  

 

Good job, I'd like to see how you package them! Either in plastic bags,puzzle boards ??? Looks like you can get a new tool or lots of blades with the money generated from this sale.Go get em!!! :) :thumbs:

[Phantom Scroller]

Chris I have a book on those what size do you cut them.?? They would sell well I think. Roly

[penquin]

You have been busy, they all look great.  Thanks for sharing.

jim

penquin

[CMHN]

Chris I have a book on those what size do you cut them.?? They would sell well I think. Roly

 

They are all different size pieces.    The stock is 3/4" thick, some pine and some oak plywood.     The boards they are on are 8" x 10"   That should give you an idea of their size. 

[DWSUDEKUM]

Very nicely done Chris.  Those should do well.  Thanks for sharing them with us.

 

DW

[newfie]

Nice work thanks for sharing

[wombatie]

I bet you won't be going home with any of those after the show.  They look great, good luck.

 

Marg

[Phantom Scroller]

They are all different size pieces.    The stock is 3/4" thick, some pine and some oak plywood.     The boards they are on are 8" x 10"   That should give you an idea of their size. 

Thanks Chris might make myself some. Roly

[dgman]

Looks like you are barking up the right tree!