Last couple of things to stay out of trouble

[New Guy]

33 Ford (me & spirals don't get along) Steve Goods  Dasher.

[Ron Johnson]

Well done Al. Like the car. 

[Rockytime]

Great cutting!

[OzarkSawdust]

both look good! I got to try a car one of these days.

[daveww1]

very nice work

[John B]

I really like the Merry Xmas.
The car is cool too. It takes quite a bit of practice using spirals, especially when cutting side ways and reverse. That would of been a challenge with flat blades.

[amazingkevin]

keep the spiral very tight and scroll very slow for control till you get used to them. doing the car in spirals is not something I myself would try. you did excellent on both projects!!!

[wombatie]

Love the googly eyes.  Great work on both, well done.

Marg

[heppnerguy]

I enjoy both of these projects. I know you have done some great work with spirals and they can be a little tricky. On patterns like this car one, a straight tooth blade does not give you the width you need to have for the pattern to stand out when finished. Hence, the spiral comes in handy to accomplish this. I am sure you probably are aware of what I am going to say next so use it as a reminder. Cutting the wider lines first with a flat blade followed by the spiral will give  you a nice straight line without the waviness that a spiral blade might leave, on it's own.  Thanks for posting your two projects, I like them both a lot

Dick

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