Indian Girl

[woodduck]

I stacked cut these two out of 4mm. Marine Ply & used both spiral & flat blades although the spirals especially did not last long before they were blunt so went through a lot of blades,the marine ply must be a lot harder than the Baltic Birch that a lot of you people use.Added a bit of colour to these for something a bit different,hope you like.  Cheers Peter.

Edited July 9, 2016 by woodduck

[spirithorse]

Nice work, Peter,

I've alwaysliked that pattern and will probably have to search for it in my paper files to

cut it sometime in the future.

Thanks for sharing and God Bless!

[wombatie]

Peter I love the added color, really brings them to life.  Well done.

 

Marg

[lawson56]

I agree,the color does bring it to life.The Yellow is my Favorite.Awesome work.  

[newfie]

Beautiful work peter

is that pattern available somewhere i know a friend of mine would like to have that piece. thanks for sharing

[Scrolling Steve]

Wonderful work on a great Charles Dearing patten !......Like the use of color !

[woodduck]

Beautiful work peter

is that pattern available somewhere i know a friend of mine would like to have that piece. thanks for sharing

Yes it is a Charles Dearing pattern.

[newfie]

Yes it is a Charles Dearing pattern.

ok thanks

[Fish]

Great work!

[Denny Knappen]

Well done on a beautiful pattern.  Yes, the colors make it stand out.

[DWSUDEKUM]

Very very nicely cut Peter.  That came out fantastic.  Thanks for sharing this with us.

 

DW

[amazingkevin]

I agree,the color does bring it to life.The Yellow is my Favorite.Awesome work.  

My favorite color too!

[amazingkevin]

I stacked cut these two out of 4mm. Marine Ply & used both spiral & flat blades although the spirals especially did not last long before they were blunt so went through a lot of blades,the marine ply must be a lot harder than the Baltic Birch that a lot of you chaps use.Added a bit of colour to these for something a bit different,hope you like.  Cheers Peter.

I wish i could get motivated to do the whole series of Indians that are available.Very highly collectable,You just don't see them for sale anywhere.Great looking portrait  !

[ike]

Those are great cutting I like the one with Rec feather tips best.

IKE

[Dave Monk]

Very nice job. Love the color. dave

[Vott1]

I also really like what you did with the colors. It's one of the things often missing in scroll work. And Charles Dearing is one of my favorites.

[dgman]

Great work Peter!

The main difference between Baltic birch plywood and marine grade plywood I's the glues use to sandwich the layers. On BB plywood they use a water soluble glue. On marine grade plywood they use a waterproof epoxy type glue which is much harder on blades.

[woodduck]

Great work Peter!

The main difference between Baltic birch plywood and marine grade plywood I's the glues use to sandwich the layers. On BB plywood they use a water soluble glue. On marine grade plywood they use a waterproof epoxy type glue which is much harder on blades.

Thank you for the explanation it makes sense.I use the marine ply because it seems to be of better quality & less voids.

[daveww1]

very nice, thank you for sharing

[Lucky2]

Thank you for the explanation it makes sense.I use the marine ply because it seems to be of better quality & less voids.

 

I don't know where you're getting your BB plywood, I've yet to see a void in BB plywood and I've used a lot of it over the years. I have seen #2 BB with small voids or poor patchwork, but, I never buy #2 grade. There is different grades, are you sure your getting #1 grade 2fs?

Len

[woodduck]

Len being from Australia we do not get the same type of plywood you get I suspect the plywood we get is some sort of pine. I will check to see what grade it is.

[kywoodmaster]

Those look great. Love the color.

[Ron Johnson]

Excellent cutting of a fine pattern and nicely framed.

[rdatelle]

Nice cutting Peter and good color choice.