Flamming Eagles (Added One)

[garywc1963]

12 x 16, 1/4 oak,1/4 birch,2/0 sprial blade

[WolfmoonCT]

i saw that pattern in Scroller.. I thought about getting it. Very nice cuts. I dont' know how you all use those spiral blades. every time I try, they go all over the place.

[jteagle77]

Cool looking eagles, nice smooth cuts. Wolf it is not that hard to use spirals. Just forget about having to turn you piece all the time and just follow your cut line. Its like using a sewing machine.

John

[DWSUDEKUM]

Very nicely done. Thanks for sharing them with us.

 

 

DW

[WolfmoonCT]

I was practicing using one, because I was thinking of cutting something that would be 30 inches long.. but most of the cutting would be going side to side cause of the length.. The only other way I can think of, is turn the saw and cut from the side so I'm still pushing into the blade like I'm used to, but that would mean risking the blade contacting the table itself.. which I don't like to think about.

[Clayton717]

Great looking cutting. well done.

[wombatie]

Great looking eagles. But I must confess I do prefer the solid backgrounds. The eagle seems to get lost with the red white and blue background. Just my opinion.

 

Marg

[garywc1963]

Thanks marg and i felt the same way so i pulled the flag and put in bright red. much better,thats what is great about these can change and switch around backgrounds in few min.

[toolbeltman]

Very nice work Gary...thanks for showing.

[amazingkevin]

Great work on the flameing eagles.You must love scrolling to have used spirals this much!

[CHEF1943]

nice cutting i only ever use spiral blades me i cant get used to the plain blades don't stop  me as i have clocks a bridge plus portraits--------Brian  

[Bishop]

When cutting with a spiral blade try placing a couple small sand bags on the piece when cutting. They will slow down the movement and help you keep control.

Homer & Carol

[penquin]

WOW that is one smoking cutting.  Love it the red background is super stay with it.  Not crazy about the red, white, and blue but can understand the color selection.  Great work. Thanks a bunch for sharing it.

jim

penquin