Game Piece

[preprius]

An online mulitplayer game called Diablo 4 is being released soon. My son is playing pre release version now. 

Part of this game play has shrines. First pic shows a shrine from game.

So this inpired me to try compound cuts again.  I had 2x2 douglas fir to play with.  I was struggling with pegas blades. I went up to #11 skip and still struggled.  So I switched to polar #7.  Polar started cutting ... yea. 

The top part it apears I cut inside the pattern left side and outside the line on the right side. I can see how it adds mystery to a game piece. But it is a total oops. 

This is the first time cutting Douglas Fir. At 1.75 inch thick, Now I know why they use it for contruction.   

7 inches tall. 

Some more pics showing inside. I played with red "transtint" to give a Diablo feel. 

I still need to clear coat it with high gloss. 

I found a rechargable 9 volt battery on amazon for powering leds. 

Other than Diablo 4 game piece this can hold Gnomes inside. 

 

Me.

Mark Eason

Edited July 6, 2023 by preprius

[Peter N White]

Very well bone.

[Peter N White]

Sorry meant very well done.

[James E. Welch]

Nice work ! I like it. 

[daveww1]

nice job

[barb.j.enders]

Great job.

I tried cutting a "flat" piece on Douglas Fir - very challenging.

[Gene Howe]

I'm a newbie to scrolling but not to woodworking and carpentry. Mark's comment about DF best left for construction is right on. I'd imagine the differing grain hardness in today's DF offerings would be maddening to a scroller. 

[OCtoolguy]

8 hours ago, Peter N White said:

Sorry meant very well done.

Perry, if you make a mistake, you can click on the 3 tiny dots up in the upper right corner and there is an "edit" option. Saves reposting.