Went through a phase of cutting the "Last Supper"

[kdparker]

About 1 1/2 years ago I went through a phase of finding and cutting the Last Supper.  See photos below of the seven I cut.  All have been gifted to family and friends.

LS #1 - Wood is 3/4 inch walnut, pattern by Steve Wilson and purchased from Wooden Teddy Bear

LS #2 = Wood is 3/4 inch walnut.  pattern by Sue Mey and purchased from her website

 LS #3 = Wood is 3/4 inch cherry.  pattern by Sue Mey and purchased from her website

LS #4 - Wood is 1/4 inch maple with walnut backer board, purchased from Scroller website

LS #5 - Wood is cherry plywood(12x16), pattern is by Fish and available on this forum's patterns

#6 - Wood is 3/4 inch cherry, pattern by Steve Wilson and purchased from Wooden Teddy Bear

LS #7 = Wood is oak plywood(12x24), pattern is by Wildwood Designs and purchased from Cherry Tree

Comments welcome

[Scrappile]

Those are all beautiful.  Very nice cutting and displaying.  I have done #4 a couple times.  Would like to do some of the others.  I am kinda the same way about nativity pieces.  Done a couple and have collected patterns for others.

[Ptofimpact]

Absolutely gorgeous

[daveww1]

terrific job, they're all beautiful

[Phantom Scroller]

You have patience good work. Roly

[lawson56]

Awesome job on all!!!Love the 4th one.

[Charlie E]

Beautiful job on those. 

[wombatie]

Oh my, I did not realize that there were so many.  You did an excellent job on all of them.  Well done.

Marg

[amazingkevin]

Hard to pick a favorite! Well done friend!!!

[Ptofimpact]

I am working on the second pattern you show, a question, how did you do the tiny lines for the noses?

[kdparker]

Peter,

I used spiral blades for the cuts you are asking about.  I drilled the entry holes with a #64 drill bit. 

I used mostly #0 or #2/0 spiral blades.  I use both Pegas and Flying Dutchman spiral blades.

I hope this information helps you in completing your project.

God Bless.

Keith

[Ptofimpact]

Many thanks, I have finished all but that part, see if I muster the courage to try.

Blessings.

[rdatelle]

Nice job on all of those. Not sure which one I like the best.