I made 760 straight cuts today

[Frank Pellow]

As you probably know, making straight cuts with a scroll saw requires a lot of concentration.  As I outlined in the thread:

 I am going to be making a lot of frames to send to friends.  Today, I cut 10 frames and each of those frames has 76 individual straight cuts.  That's one heck of a lot of concentration.  Here is photo of the stack of cut frames:

                              

I used a Flying Dutchman #5 Ultra Reverse blade and the wood I 6mm thick Baltic Birch plywood.

I guess that I could have staked these at least two deep, but I am not fond of stack cutting.

         

Edited April 15, 2020 by Frank Pellow

[Gordster]

You did  great Frank.I keep saying to myself."stay on the line"

[rjR]

Straight up awesome!

 

[Jim McDonald]

I am in awe of your ability to stay on task (and the products of that concentration).

Edited April 14, 2020 by Jim McDonald

[spirithorse]

Great work, Frank!
Isn't it amazing how those cuts can make it look like the shutters are opening?
You have some special friends to make all those cuts and they will definitely
appreciate your workmanship and creativity

God Bless! Spirithorse

[wombatie]

You are mad......but generous.  Amazing work.

Marg

[daveww1]

nice work, that's a lot of straight cutting

[amazingkevin]

Picture with a thousand words!!! Your the best!!!!

[rdatelle]

That's a lot of eye contact.

 

[goldfish]

Is there a free pattern. They look well good I would like to try doing one. 

[Gordon 121]

Wow I love these you did an amazing job can I ask where you got the pattern from, I grew up on a wee Scottish Island and would love this on my wall with a photo of the view I use to have growing up, if that makes sense to anyone. 

Gordon 

[Rockytime]

You are a patient man to accomplish all that. Great work!