Old pickup

[alexfox]

I decided to remake one of my fretwork pattern to multi-layered one, and here is what came out of it. If you find cutting advanced fretwork difficult - layered one is much easier and looks more interesting.  

Video of making Pickup project

Pickup pattern

 

Edited September 25, 2020 by alexfox

[Tomanydogs]

That’s nice Alex. I like this one. 

[daveww1]

very nice

[Fish]

Those are nice.  I really like the first one. 

[Frank Pellow]

That's a great innovation Alex!

I had thought about purchasing the original, but did not do so.

Now, I think that I will purchase that pattern as well as the new one.

[flarud]

I've been wanting to cut the original one for a while, now I want to cut both!

[rjR]

Very neat old Chevy--48-53 for the years of that one.  54 looked the same, but had a 1 piece windshield!

[Frank Pellow]

6 hours ago, Frank Pellow said:

That's a great innovation Alex!

I had thought about purchasing the original, but did not do so.

Now, I think that I will purchase that pattern as well as the new one.

OK, I purchased both patterns.

[heppnerguy]

You are so talented and creative, Alex. I enjoy looking at all  your new items when you post them. 

Dick

heppnerguy

[wombatie]

I like it, a lot.

Marg

[alexfox]

On 9/26/2020 at 4:14 AM, Frank Pellow said:

OK, I purchased both patterns

Thanks, waiting to see your project

[Frank Pellow]

1 hour ago, alexfox said:

Thanks, waiting to see your project

Alex, you won't need to wait long.

I've cut all the parts for the layered version of the truck and barn.

   

It took me about 160 minutes to do this task.

Just for my interest, I also worked on the fretwork version for 160 minutes.  The job is about half done:

Alex, you claim that the layered version is more interesting.  That, of course, is a matter of personal preference.  Personally, I find the the fretwork version more interesting.