Desk Name plate

[Denny Knappen]

Definitely not worth bragging about, but new to me.  I asked for a desk name plate on the forum and Roly came up with this pattern.  Thanks Roly.  I used Poplar.  It measures 3/4" x 1 3/4" x 10 1/2".  Comments welcome.

[DWSUDEKUM]

I disagree Denny.  That is plenty going for it, well done.  Thanks for sharing this with us.

 

DW

[Denny Knappen]

Thanks, DW.  It was a very easy cut especially with poplar.

[Phantom Scroller]

Very clean cut Denny. I would brag it looks great.       Roly

[rjR]

They are right! Looks FINE!

 

Harder to cut than most realize, too.

[Denny Knappen]

Thanks again Rolly for the help with the pattern.

[Denny Knappen]

Thanks Ralph.  Not real easy, but fun.

[Rob Roy]

Thanks Ralph.  Not real easy, but fun.

A very nice job Denny. If I did a cutting HALF as good as yours I would still brag. Well done.        .

Rob Roy.

[Denny Knappen]

Wow, Thanks Rob Roy.  I am sure your work looks great too.

[amazingkevin]

Definitely not worth bragging about, but new to me.  I asked for a desk name plate on the forum and Roly came up with this pattern.  Thanks Roly.  I used Poplar.  It measures 3/4" x 1 3/4" x 10 1/2".  Comments welcome.

Denny is that the one i cut for you? lol Just kidding Looks like you fit my shoes now ,good going ,Very well done !

[Barry5180]

That cutting looks super clean Denny. I've done word art before and it's definitely not as easy as it looks. Not a lot of cuts, but because they are letters and something we recognize easily, errors in the cutting are actually more obvious. You should be proud of this. Well done.

 

Barry

[Scrolling Steve]

Very nice work, Denny !

[dgman]

I think it's worth bragging about Denny, very nice work!

[Lucky2]

Denny, that's definitely a piece to brag on, it looks fantastic. You did a superb job of cutting all of the letters, and the bottom frame is straight and true. That's where you can tell what kind of skill a person, cutting straight lines can be a true test to ones ability.

Len

[wombatie]

That looks terrific.  You made it look easy Denny even though I know it wasn't, it just shows how well you know your saw and your blades to cut a straight even line like that.  Brag away my friend you deserve it. 

 

Marg

[Denny Knappen]

Thanks for all the comments.  Yes, straight lines and circles are a true test. 

[Fish]

I'd be bragging too. Great job.

[penquin]

Well done, what a great idea to help get the letters that drop below the line in on a cutting.  Looks super kindly brag away on it, you did a great job on it.  Also great pattern by Rolly.  Do you know the font that was used?

jim

penquin

[Denny Knappen]

In my pattern request, Roly said the font was Belshaw, I think.

[Smudger]

That looks great, nice clean cuts, very well done, if I can make a suggestion, As the names are attached to a base when cut you don't need to have the letters so close together, touching each other, if you know what I mean?.

[penquin]

In my pattern request, Roly said the font was Belshaw, I think.

Thanks will look that one up.

jim

[Clayton717]

looks great to me.

[Phantom Scroller]

Andrew that was done deliberately to support the letters and make them all touch. I see what you mean in my experience when letters are separated apart they tend to snap if you drop it, unless it's really thick. Each to his own I have done tons of patterns letters separate and people bring them back saying can you fix this after me saying they are fragile beware. haa haa. :lol:Roly

[newfie]

Nice cutting Denny thanks for sharing

[Scrappile]

Very nice.  I like the way the letter extends into the base.  Make it look more like the base is part of the whole instead of just something for it to sit on.  I know I done make any sense, but I understand me....