Tonight’s project

[AkJim]

I’m not real happy with it but it was good practice.

i was doing good on 1/4” plywood so I thought I would try real wood. When I was cutting the wheels the blade seemed to have a mind of its own, sometimes it followed the grain.

It was made from 3/4” cabinet door. I’m not sure what kind of wood it is but it’s pretty hard

[lawson56]

I had that trouble when I cut with thick wood.I now cut with 1/4 inch luan.You did a Fantastic job!! It turned out Great.

[daveww1]

awesome job

[Scrolling Steve]

Looking good !

[Scrappile]

Did you switch blades when you went to thicker wood?  I've been scrolling for some time, and I still  find that I am switching to different types of blades often, still experimenting.  The point I am trying to make is, do not hesitate to try different blades for different things.  Switching blade is easy and only take a little time.  The hardest part if remembering which blade worked the best for what.  I am not good at taking/keeping notes!

You did a good job on this one, keep on, keep practicing..

[AkJim]

I did switch blades, most of it was done with a #7 Olson but the letters I went to a small blade.

thanks for the comment

[Rockytime]

You did a wonderful job of cutting a nice pattern.

[Falcon]

Be proud of that it turned out great!

[Gordster]

You did good .I cut that one before and it is not an overly easy cut.

3/4 wood especially if hardwood takes a little getting used to.

If your blade is wandering,possible  too little tension or bigger blade is needed.keep

up the good work.

[Gonzo]

Looks pretty darn good to me! Nice job

[kmmcrafts]

You did a very nice job on cutting that!! Looks great

[wombatie]

Looks good to me but then again photos always make things look good.    Great work.

Marg

[Dave Monk]

Look like it might be cherry. Looks good! It is always hard to cut 3/4" wood.

[amazingkevin]

Another keeper for your wall of fame!!!