Piggybank

[innar20]

Material - 6 and 4mm bbplywood and a small piece scrapwood (pine). 

Yes! I did use scrollsaw. To cut two circles. The rest done with laserengraver, router, tablesaw, bandsaw and sandpaper. 

I have also dollar and naelsterling logo. 

[amazingkevin]

45 minutes ago, innar20 said:

Material - 6 and 4mm bbplywood and a small piece scrapwood (pine). 

Yes! I did use scrollsaw. To cut two circles. The rest done with laserengraver, router, tablesaw, bandsaw and sandpaper. 

I have also dollar and naelsterling logo. 

Looks good ,what is it a book end?

[namunolie]

nice work

lasere make things batter

[Foxfold]

Nice idea.  !!!

[Woodrush]

5 hours ago, innar20 said:

Material - 6 and 4mm bbplywood and a small piece scrapwood (pine). 

Yes! I did use scrollsaw. To cut two circles. The rest done with laserengraver, router, tablesaw, bandsaw and sandpaper. 

I have also dollar and naelsterling logo. 

Very nice cutting

[Rockytime]

I don't see a piggy but the bank sure looks good.

[oldhudson]

Very nice, but I don't think they'll sell in the UK.

[wombatie]

That looks terrific, unusual.  well done.

Marg

[innar20]

9 hours ago, amazingkevin said:

Looks good ,what is it a book end?

@amazingkevin - To separate piggybank from background. Nothing else. 

Edited October 30, 2019 by innar20

[innar20]

4 hours ago, Rockytime said:

I don't see a piggy but the bank sure looks good.

@Rockytime - is the a better name?

In estonian we say - "kassa" and in russian piggybank is - "копилка" - coin collector or coin holder is the closest translation. 

[innar20]

4 hours ago, oldhudson said:

Very nice, but I don't think they'll sell in the UK.

@oldhudson - Why? I change the euro logo to british pounds logo and - voila! Done deal! 

Edited October 30, 2019 by innar20

[lawson56]

Down Right Awesome job

[daveww1]

very nice job

[heppnerguy]

An excellent job on this project. I think it is a great bank project and will really be appreciated by the receiver of it

Dick

heppnerguy

[meflick]

Nice work. “ piggy banks” used to be made to look like a pig thus how they came to be named “piggy bank.” Some use the name to refer to any and all small banks like these even when not actually a pig shape. Others would just refer to it as a “bank” without the piggy. No matter what it’s called, it looks nice. Thanks for showing.