A FEW MORE THING I AM NOT ASHAMED OF

[kywoodmaster]

I have really enjoyed my time back on the saw.

I have been trying my hand at compound cuts and wondering why that I took so long to start them. This is my first year at this but I think I may have started something with these. I am looking forward to starting a Chess set after Christmas.

Any way all ornaments are cut from Cedar and Poplar with a combination of #7 Olsen PGT and #7 Pegas MG blades. (Look for a order later today Denny.) At this point they were dipped in Shellac with one coat of rattle can Lacquer. They received 2 more coats of Lacquer after the pics were taken.

All patterns are (I think) from either Steve Goods or the Ornaments for Charity books except the little Reindeer, can't really remember where that one came from.

Any way all comments good or bad are welcome.

Sorry about all the junk in the background.

 

[meflick]

Nice work. You have been busy. Glad to hear. You bare enjoying getting some time back on the saw. Compound cuts are fun and love seeing the end result pop out.

[Blaughn]

Nice work!  I like your drying rack as well.

[Dak0ta52]

A busy man! Great work. And as far as junk in the background, that's just projects waiting to happen! 

[barb.j.enders]

Nice work.  I don't see no junk in the background!!

[wombatie]

You have quite the production line happening there, they look terrific, well done.

Marg

[daveww1]

very nice work

[RabidAlien]

Nicely cut!

...if there's no junk in the background, is it *really* a workshop?

[heppnerguy]

nicely done. You have been one busy person. I made a chess set last  year and enjoyed the compound cutting too

Dick

heppnerguy