DR Who Coin

[hotshot]

Cut quite a few coins this weekend, including this challenging one..  I don't remember posting this design here before, so I thought I would take today's rendition and let you see.  I don't cut this coin very often because it is so fragile that it can't be worn as jewelry.  This particular cutting is going to a friend who is an Avid Dr. Who fan.

 

-------Randy

 

 

Edited June 12, 2016 by hotshot

[DWSUDEKUM]

Awesome work there Randy.  Love that.  Thanks for sharing this with us.

 

DW

[Dave Monk]

Randy, That must take a steady hand. Nice work! dave

[Scrolling Steve]

Very fine cutting there Randy !

[Scrappile]

Great job!

[Denny Knappen]

You are the coin cutting master, Randy.

[newfie]

Great cutting Randy thanks for sharing

[amazingkevin]

All in a days work,I would have made the wolf bigger to touch the other words and help hold it together.

[Fab4]

All in a days work,I would have made the wolf bigger to touch the other words and help hold it together.

Hey Kevin:

That's what separates the men from the boys

Well done Randy

Fab4

[Lucky2]

Oh, that one does looks so fragile, I'd be to scared to handle it.

Len

[tmbits]

Wow! Thats amazing fine work! My fingers could never do that!

[hotshot]

All in a days work,I would have made the wolf bigger to touch the other words and help hold it together.

 

 

Kevin, you know, I kind of like creating some fragile pieces for the challenge of it, but at the same time, it would be nice to be able to make a more practical version of this pattern so that they can be worn.  The more I thought about your comment, the more I liked you idea.  I might have to grow my wolf a little and see if I can make it look right. I have a method of "floating" my pieces, meaning, I hide the supports.  Growing the wolf to where I can add these hidden supports might just work.  I'll experiment over the weekend if I get a chance.

[dgman]

Great work Randy! What about using a backer of some type?