Train on Trestle

[Lucky2]

Kris, this is an incredible cutting.

Len

Edited January 12, 2017 by Lucky2

[Kris Martinson]

Kris,

From one retired dentist to another, that's one real piece of work and design. Beat's mod amalgams, doesn't it?

Yes it does! I'd rather be doing just about anything else than dentistry. I'm soooo glad to be out of that.

[campasano]

Kris, What a great talent you have, all I can say is WOW.

 

Mike

[CharleyL]

I like that a lot. You put a lot of time into that one, but the result was worth it.

 

I'm kind of partial to trains though, especially steam engines  I drive one (see my avatar) :-))

 

Charley

[dansnow]

That is awesome!!  You have WAY more patience than I!

Edited January 13, 2017 by dansnow

[Sparkey]

Awesome job on both parts Kris. Curious what blade you used to cut it.

[newfie]

That looks awesome Kris thanks for sharing

[Kris Martinson]

Awesome job on both parts Kris. Curious what blade you used to cut it.

Thanks for the comment. I use a Pegas 2/0 Spiral. I really love that blade.

[woodduck]

You put a lot of work into that one Kris & achieved a magnificent result .

[ike]

You did good, real good

IKE.

[Rolf]

Very impressive on all levels.

[Smudger]

Awesome work

[Ron Johnson]

Awesome Kris. Love the pattern.

[Frank Pellow]

I knew that I had to take a crack at this as soon as Kris posted it.  I have now done so and the result can be seen in the thread: http://www.scrollsawvillage.com/topic/23275-from-tunnel-to-trestle/?hl=trestle

 

Thanks Kris!

[Scrappile]

This is a thread I some how missed.  Great pattern and cutting, Kris.

[JohnRB]

Great job

[GPscroller]

Amazing cutting, designing and patience Kris.  Mind blowing results though.  Thanks for sharing.

 

Jeff