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I see the use of 0/3 spiral blades used for this one

 

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I only used them in snow outlines going down the mountain.  The rest of the time I used the 2/0 PS (Penguin Silver) blade.  I really like that blade. 

 

Really like to come over, but things are busy right now.  Two trips to Portland yet this month and a trip to Memphis next month.  Plus my house is all tore up getting painted inside and refinishing the baseboards and such.  I want to work in a trip to your place some how.

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Paul, it's an outstanding cutting, these are the types of things I like to cut. Have you ever seen Volker's Christmas Nativity Scene pattern, it's the same type as this but it has five layers. I've cut it a few times already, and may end up cutting a few more. I buy the lights I use on them at the dollar store, and I use rechargeable batteries to light up the lights. The led light sets use so little amount of energy, that I only have to recharge them about every 4-5 days. If you have the back issues of CWWC, then you have a copy of the pattern. It's a very enjoyable project to cut, and the outcome will surprise and please you.

Len

 

P.S. Everyone who sees the nativity scene, wants one. It's a pattern you should look up, you won't be sorry you did.

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Paul, do you purchase your Volker patterns from his site, or, do you purchase them from Kyle Shaffer in the states? I was going to buy a lot of Volkers patterns from Kyle, but, the exchange on the dollar has changed my mind. I waited to long, I should have bought them when the dollar was at par, or close to it. For every $100.00 U.S. I spend it costs me $135.00 Can, that's just a bit much for me.

Another source for this type of patterns, is Helmut who is a member here. Did you check out his site, he has a lot of them and they're good looking patterns.

Len

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I only used them in snow outlines going down the mountain.  The rest of the time I used the 2/0 PS (Penguin Silver) blade.  I really like that blade. 

 

Really like to come over, but things are busy right now.  Two trips to Portland yet this month and a trip to Memphis next month.  Plus my house is all tore up getting painted inside and refinishing the baseboards and such.  I want to work in a trip to your place some how.

Don't forget to pack a brown bag lunch this time,lol :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

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Thank you all for the nice comments.  Making this turned out to be really fun and rewarding.  People that saw it while I was cutting it kinda shrugged their shoulders and softly said "that's cool".  When I got done and showed them a picture it was "WOW that is really cool"... that kind of thing.  The lights will really add to it. 

 

Paul, it's an outstanding cutting, these are the types of things I like to cut. Have you ever seen Volker's Christmas Nativity Scene pattern, it's the same type as this but it has five layers. I've cut it a few times already, and may end up cutting a few more. I buy the lights I use on them at the dollar store, and I use rechargeable batteries to light up the lights. The led light sets use so little amount of energy, that I only have to recharge them about every 4-5 days. If you have the back issues of CWWC, then you have a copy of the pattern. It's a very enjoyable project to cut, and the outcome will surprise and please you.

Len

 

P.S. Everyone who sees the nativity scene, wants one. It's a pattern you should look up, you won't be sorry you did.

 

Not sure that pattern is in the three books I bought but it may be.  I know I have seen it. 

 

Paul, do you purchase your Volker patterns from his site, or, do you purchase them from Kyle Shaffer in the states? I was going to buy a lot of Volkers patterns from Kyle, but, the exchange on the dollar has changed my mind. I waited to long, I should have bought them when the dollar was at par, or close to it. For every $100.00 U.S. I spend it costs me $135.00 Can, that's just a bit much for me.

Another source for this type of patterns, is Helmut who is a member here. Did you check out his site, he has a lot of them and they're good looking patterns.

Len

 

I purchased the patterns from Kyle at http://woodyoubelieveshop.blogspot.com/p/patterns-on-cd.html.  I bought them several months ago.  I got the books 15, 16, 17 package.  Really hard to decide which to buy.   It does have the "Nativity Pyramid" in it is that the one you did?

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