Project from my wife's 'honey do' list...

[neal560sl]

My wife is always scrolling on Pinterest, and coming up with projects to add to her 'honey do' list.  This Family Birthday Hanger comes from Sue Mey...Scrollsawartist.

[ChelCass]

What a fantastic gift for a grandmother.  Thanks for sharing, you did a great job on it.

 

[Scrappile]

You really did a great job on that.  What is the beautiful wood you used and how did you do the lettering on the names and dates?

[amazingkevin]

A much needed project for the card and gift bearers to own.Make sure your name is added first,lol Well done sir!!

[neal560sl]

Thanks for the comments.  The main piece is cherry, lettering for months and the disc's are rock maple.  The printing on the disc's was done with text in Inkscape then flipped horizontally, printed with a laser printer, then ironed on the disc's with a round accessory that goes on my wood burning tool. 

[Gordster]

Very well done...

[smitty0312]

 

Beautiful piece......great talent and it shows!

[Tomanydogs]

I need one of those. You did a beautiful job. Also love your colour choice. 

[daveww1]

terrific job

[Rohn]

Wow! That is a great idea. Real nice work too.

[thatknobtony]

That is very nice, plus it must be nice having a honey do list that involves shop time. My list always seems to involve shopping. Lol

[flarud]

Looks good!  I have made 2 of those in the last few years, one for my wife that has birthdays and anniversaries on it.  The birthdays have round shapes and the anniversaries have hearts.  Made one for my Mom a few years ago also.  I didn't have any scroll work on mine like you have.  I'm closing this thread fast so the wife doesn't see it!  I know that she will want another one.  

[Rockytime]

Terrific project. That must have taken some time. The cutting is nice but those lazer tags look great.

[wombatie]

An excellent looking project.  Did you cut all the circles yourself or did you buy them from somewhere?

Marg

[neal560sl]

I cut the circles using a hole saw with the center drill bit removed.  I did it on my Shopsmith in horizontal boring mode, that allows me to use both the fence and table to support the wood and keeps it from moving all over the place without the center bit. I did them in a thicker piece of wood, then sliced them out the thickness I needed on the table saw.

[bobscroll]

You did a really nice job on that project Neal, Thanks for posting,

Bob 

[heppnerguy]

One of the best of these, I have seen

Dick

heppnerguy

[Toothpick]

Shoot that’s a good idea! 

[JTTHECLOCKMAN]

I like that project. Looks good. Nice job.

[Suzanne D. Palmer]

Thanks honey, I love my gifts!