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Indian Maiden


Dan

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Well, I finally finished it. The pattern is from Thomas Mullane. There are about 140 cuts, it took about 6 hours (yea, I'm slow), I stacked 1/4" cherry ply and 1/8" BB ply, I used one #1 FD-UR and one #1 FD-Spiral, and applied BLO to bring out the grain. I had some Dark Blue matting that I bought a year ago for something like this. I plan to frame it but it's too darn cold to work in the garage where my table saw is. C & C welcome. Thanks for looking.

 

P.S.: Sorry for the cell phone picture.

 

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Thanks for the kind words.

 

Nice cut Dan I'm still not comfortable with the spiral blades so what I do is use a #3 or so and then enlarge the cut with a spiral as it will just follow path of least resistance. Thanks for sharing.

Hans, I don't like using spiral blades, but had to use them because the wood was longer than my saw. My philosophy is use flat blades when you can and use spirals when you have to. I admire the guys that do great work. with just a spiral blade. 

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