Popular Post Wichman Posted August 17, 2023 Popular Post Report Posted August 17, 2023 From "Southwest Scroll Saw Patterns" Patrick Spielman and Dan Kihl. 3/4 Pine, FD #2/0 blades throughout, cherry stain for the background and details, natural stain for the body. Quarter for scale. jollyred, jr42, RabidAlien and 11 others 14 Quote
Peter N White Posted August 17, 2023 Report Posted August 17, 2023 Really well done looks great. Quote
FrankEV Posted August 17, 2023 Report Posted August 17, 2023 Nicely done! I like it a lot. At first glance it was a little hard to see the image in the photo (probably more obvious in real life). Took me a little while, after looking more closely, to understand what you had created. To gain a little more contrast, if you do something like this again you might consider beaching the body before finishing. A soft wood like pine will whiten considerably. Quote
Gene Howe Posted August 17, 2023 Report Posted August 17, 2023 1 hour ago, FrankEV said: Nicely done! I like it a lot. At first glance it was a little hard to see the image in the photo (probably more obvious in real life). Took me a little while, after looking more closely, to understand what you had created. To gain a little more contrast, if you do something like this again you might consider beaching the body before finishing. A soft wood like pine will whiten considerably. But white coyotes are a real rarity. Quote
Wichman Posted August 17, 2023 Author Report Posted August 17, 2023 1 hour ago, FrankEV said: Nicely done! I like it a lot. At first glance it was a little hard to see the image in the photo (probably more obvious in real life). Took me a little while, after looking more closely, to understand what you had created. To gain a little more contrast, if you do something like this again you might consider beaching the body before finishing. A soft wood like pine will whiten considerably. The cherry stain didn't darken the pine as much as the last time. Such are the perils of thrift store finds. ChelCass 1 Quote
Wichman Posted August 17, 2023 Author Report Posted August 17, 2023 12 minutes ago, Rolf said: Is it inlayed ? It's not true inlay, the cuts are not angled. I just cut it with a tiny 2/0 blade. Rolf 1 Quote
Dak0ta52 Posted August 17, 2023 Report Posted August 17, 2023 Great piece, Wichita. I, like Rolf, thought it was inlay at first. It wasn't until I enlarged your picture that I realized what you had done. Your cuts actually look like veining. Super job!!! MarieC 1 Quote
MarieC Posted August 19, 2023 Report Posted August 19, 2023 Really nicely done and very creative. Thank you for sharing! Quote
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