Here come the ducks

[sullyscroller]

Did this one on my sons request. Cut from sureply from lowes With FDUR #5,frame is old red oak barnboards with just enough "old" removed to show some grain.Pattern is by Don Rob. Thanks for looking 

sully

 

 

Edited July 2, 2013 by sullyscroller

[Clayton717]

Great cutting Sully. I've been wanting to cut that, now that I've seen it cut I'll have to move it closer to the top of my to cut list.

[sullyscroller]

Clayton theres a lot less cuts than the original pattern to make it simpler to cut. The original had about 175 cuts but i combined a few to get it down to about 125. Be careful and maybe add a few bridges as you cut for strength. Overall a fun but challenging cut.

 

sully

[DonR]

Nice work Sully. Thanks for doing such a great job on my pattern. I knew it was going to be a challenge but I guess us Hill Folks are up to a challenge now and then.

Don R

[DWSUDEKUM]

Nicely done.  Thanks for sharing them with us.

 

DW

[wombatie]

:)   I was expecting to see a family of ducks.  :) Sorry sully.  That looks great, I have not idea who they are but it still looks great.  Love the frame too.  :thumbs:

 

Marg

[lawson56]

You did a Top Notch job on a Top Notch pattern.I,m going to have get the nerve to try it myself.It's on my To Do list.

[frankorona]

Magnificent work, looks wonderful, thanks for sharing.

[rteubner]

That looks great. Thanks for sharing

[coullion]

Turned out awesome Sully! I would send the boys a copy and see if they want you to mass produce some for them to sell at their shop in West Monroe.

[bobscroll]

Very nice Sully, And a great pattern by Don Rob, Great job,

Bob  

[Phantom Scroller]

Great work Sully very nice frame. Where's the three little ducks?

 

Roly

[penquin]

WOW great looking cutting. You did a great job on a wonderful pattern.  Never watched the show and not sure what the attraction is but hay what do I know.  Thanks for sharing.

jim

penquin

[amazingkevin]

Now again who would have thought to just remove enough wood to show the grain plus show the age of the wheatherd wood..Tips and tricks again,somebody writeing this all down yet?

[sullyscroller]

Kevin whats amazing is most of the old barns were sided with red oak,walnut,cherry and even wormy chestnut. can't tell sometimes till ya run it thru a planer. Nails are everywhere so ya'll be careful and check real close first.

 

sully