Call Sign Revisited

[WigWag Workshop]

Good Day Folks!

 

What a difference, some practice will do. I have been learning a lot thanks to the kind folks here. When I first got my saw, I have never did any kind of woodworking. I am having a lot of fun learning, and experimenting. As you can see from the 2 pictures below, the difference between my first attempt, and several projects later. I have also been experimenting with different ways of finishing my projects. The key is, I am having a lot of fun, and I am finding this hobby very relaxing.

 

Steven

[amazingkevin]

Wow that purple paint really hides a lot of sins,lol.Just kidding .I think i'd like to borrow your saw by the looks of things.I'm going to send you an order soon at this rate.People will be knocking your door down and saying me first to get their portraits and such from you.See now you walk the walk too.Put the call sing next to kitty ,that's two under your belt now.I wanna see some trains scrolled out soon.Keep at it ,your going far fast!great job Steven atta boy!

[Oges]

Great improvement there Steven, well done

 

I cant even remember what my first project was, nor where it would be now, but it would be good to redo it to see how I have improved just like you did.

[Clayton717]

excellent job. it shows you've been speding time practicing.

like Brett I can't remember what my first piece even was.

[Lastchance]

I can remember what my first piece was.... kindling for our fireplace!

 

Come to think of it..... I think 95% of my creations end up that way.

 

Chance

[shadylady0447]

Great improvement, Steven! See, practice and perserverance has paid off! Nice work! I still have my first piece of work....it sits on a shelf above my workbench to remind what NOT to do! Keep up the great work.

[wombatie]

I remember my first piece. It was a cat with a ball and I but a magnet on the back and it was great for a short while. But then one sad day the ball fell off. The whole family laughed . Now the cat sit near me in shed to remind me. Oh and the second and third things I made, make good fire wood. So well done Steven, you are coming along in leaps and bounds.

 

Marg

[WigWag Workshop]

Thanks all for the kind words. I am seeing progress in my works, I have been trying different techniques, with every project. I have dated all my projects so far, as well as taken pictures. I can't express in words, how much fun, and relaxing this hobby is.

 

Steven

[malc]

Funny how it just seems to come right, I would be scared to look at my first attempt, well done.

Malc