Awesome Sue Mey pattern

[Jronn65]

After I made the last Christmas stuff I posted a week or so ago, Sue Mey actually sent me a message and asked me to cut this and take pictures for her to put in her website.  After the swelling in my head decreased, this is what I made.  I am very humbled for her even ask me.  The pattern is much better than my cutting for sure.  The arches are made from Baltic birch and I put linseed oil on them.  The base is a very old piece of plywood that's older than I am, with just some polyurethane on it.   

[meflick]

Awesome pattern and cutting. While I love the looks of these, my patience level is not there to do one I am afraid. I will admire those cut by those who do.

Edited October 9, 2021 by meflick
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[Fish]

Beautiful work. 

[jr42]

Looks very nice, like the lights.

[Dragonkort]

Awsome!! i espicaly like the lights

 

[Dak0ta52]

Awesome piece of art.

[Mark SW]

Fantastic work!!!

What an honor to have your work on Sue Mey's  site.

Do you recall the pattern name?

 

[Jronn65]

35 minutes ago, Mark SW said:

Fantastic work!!!

What an honor to have your work on Sue Mey's  site.

Do you recall the pattern name?

 

Forest village arch!

[daveww1]

awesome job

[Denny Knappen]

I may have to give that one a try.

[lawson56]

WOW That is some Awesome work!! Beautiful.

[dgman]

Really nice work!

[Scrappile]

You did a great job... I love the Schwibbogens.  

[wombatie]

Awesome.  A really lovely pattern and cutting.  Well done to you both.

Marg

[spirithorse]

Fantastic job and congratulations on the honor of being asked to be a test cutter for Sue Mey.

                                                                                             

Thanks for sharing and God Bless! Spirithorse

[Roberta Moreton]

Beautiful cut! Awesome that Sue Mey asked you!

[bobscroll]

Hi Ron, Your work is really really neat! I love it! Magic, 

Bob

 

[WolfmoonCT]

That's awesome.  Did you use spirals on it?

[Jronn65]

6 hours ago, WolfmoonCT said:

That's awesome.  Did you use spirals on it?

Yes sir!  Only way I know!

[Hawk]

Great!, just when I think I may get caught up on my list of projects along comes something like this!! add another 1 to the list. All kidding aside, excellent job, it looks great!

Chris

[Joe W.]

That is a lotta holes!

[GusGustin]

When you get these Sue Mey patterns .. does she also tell you what lights to get to light it up?

 

That is a FANTASTIC pattern and cut !!!!

[Jronn65]

2 hours ago, GusGustin said:

When you get these Sue Mey patterns .. does she also tell you what lights to get to light it up?

 

That is a FANTASTIC pattern and cut !!!!

No not normally, but this time, I did ask what she thought on lights, colors, etc.  I had lights already and she picked what I had! 

[Woodrush]

On 10/8/2021 at 6:49 PM, Jronn65 said:

After I made the last Christmas stuff I posted a week or so ago, Sue Mey actually sent me a message and asked me to cut this and take pictures for her to put in her website.  After the swelling in my head decreased, this is what I made.  I am very humbled for her even ask me.  The pattern is much better than my cutting for sure.  The arches are made from Baltic birch and I put linseed oil on them.  The base is a very old piece of plywood that's older than I am, with just some polyurethane on it.   

Wow, that is beautiful

[munzieb]

Impressive work on the Schwibbogen. I have question on the lights. I had built a few a couple of years ago using 20 each 3w grain-of-wheat bulbs and used 2 "D" batteries to drive them. I soldered them to run parallel and hot glued in place. It would run through batteries.  I can't get them to work anymore. Maybe some of the solders or leads are broken. I want to revisit the lighting and would be interested to know which bulbs you used. I thought about using 5v (like phone chargers)  but would have to find the correct bulbs. Are yours AC lights?