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Fedido

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All, 

I have been told here repeatedly to show off my work. It is a new concept for me, but here it goes. The Bottom one is pretty straight forward. The top one was designed by my wife and I as we used her Crickcut machine. We are both learning that beast. Hope you guys enjoy it. By the way, has anyone worked with Purpleheart? That will be my next challenge. 
 

Hendo

P.S. I have no idea why my photos turn to the side. 

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Nice work Dan!

Purpleheart is a very hard wood. Make sure to use either blue painters tape under the pattern or clear packing tape over the pattern. The tape lubricates the blade and helps prevent burning the wood. Keep a sharp blade in the saw and let the blade do the cutting. Keep in mind Purpleheart will lose I color over time. It will turn a dark brown.

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2 hours ago, Fedido said:

All, 

I have been told here repeatedly to show off my work. It is a new concept for me, but here it goes. The Bottom one is pretty straight forward. The top one was designed by my wife and I as we used her Crickcut machine. We are both learning that beast. Hope you guys enjoy it. By the way, has anyone worked with Purpleheart? That will be my next challenge. 
 

Hendo

P.S. I have no idea why my photos turn to the side. 

6BBEE81D-F777-4902-8D79-4DADBB1143DD.jpeg

Very nicely done..I turned your photo upright.

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2 hours ago, dgman said:

Nice work Dan!

Purpleheart is a very hard wood. Make sure to use either blue painters tape under the pattern or clear packing tape over the pattern. The tape lubricates the blade and helps prevent burning the wood. Keep a sharp blade in the saw and let the blade do the cutting. Keep in mind Purpleheart will lose I color over time. It will turn a dark brown.

Copy all and thanks for the info. I have read that before, but wasn’t sure when to do it. 
 

Hendo

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12 minutes ago, rjR said:

Neat job! 

 

I am old enough to have driven the old-school Hemis--Tremendous low rpm torque on those!

@rjR,Hemi’s the reason I am driving my Durango for the last 15 years and will try to make it another 15 more! Hemi is actually a nickname of someone at work and he earned it. 
 

Hendo

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6 hours ago, wombatie said:

I have no idea what the signs mean but your lettering looks spot on.  Well done.

Marg

Thank you very much. The bottom one is Virginia Tech. A school a guy graduated from. The short answer for the top one is Hemi is type of engine that changed the way it compressed air to get more power. Dodge motor company is the one that designed it in the 60’s.

 

Hendo

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