Charles Dearing's Wolf Behind a Tree

[keefie]

Well I got them finished, the sanding was easy as I kept the large offcut from around the edge of the wolf then inserted it back in place to sand it, that way the wolf was supported and made the sanding a lot easier. They are made from 4mm ply and finished in BLO/thinners, then two coats of lacquer. As always comments and opinions are always welcomed.

 

Keefie.

 

[frankorona]

¡Wow! Awesome , you didi a great job, thanks for sharing.  

[amazingkevin]

sensational cutting skills here  and razor sharp to! was this stack cut?

[Tdub4ever]

Simply awesome! Nice work.

[DWSUDEKUM]

Keefie you did an awesome job.  Glad that you remembered that you could put pieces back into the cutting for support while sanding.  Thanks for sharing these with us.

 

DW

[keefie]

sensational cutting skills here  and razor sharp to! was this stack cut?

yep, I did the two together (and with spirals too - but still don't like them lol.)

 

You got home from Newquay fast!!!! lol.

[Docupton]

A work of art keefie, great theme, thanks.

[penquin]

That is one super cutting.  Really looks great.  Congrads. on the fine work.

jim

penquin

[bobscroll]

Fantastic, Well done, Top of the class!!! Keith,

Thanks for showing, Bob       

[Dan]

Great job! They look great in the frames.

[smitty0312]

Talent. talent, and more talent!! Great work, they look amazing.

[heppnerguy]

very nice Keith.. thanks for the good sanding tip too. we can all benefit when someone finds an idea that helps them with a project and shares it with the rest of us

[lawson56]

OOH there's a lot of cutting in that one,Ya did an Awesome job! 2 Thumbs Up. :thumbs:

[wombatie]

Really great work Keith, you did an amazing job.

 

Marg

[keefie]

Thank you all for the nice comments.

 

Keefie

[Fec]

What can I say that hasn't been said already? Great job, and with spirals!? I could never get the hang of those things.