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Still experimenting. Wanted to try to create some contrast for the gold (brass), and didn't have any "liver of sulphur" to create the patina, so I torched the Kennedy to oxidize it and turn it dark. When I put the seal on it, I think it may turn to a shiny black. Anyway, not sure if I like it yet, but it is always fun to experiment.

Finished Gayles pattern in Scrollers Cafe 8 1/2" x 11" of a 69 Road Runner, some areas were tough to cut, but I survived . edward

This fretwork was found in First United Methodist Church in Murfreesboro, TN. From a distance, it looks like one piece, close up you can see how he put it together. I would love to see the saw he did this on. It could have been with a hand fretsaw, but I doubt it. I'm thinking early pedal powered model.

ready for the fair tomorrow

See this in the pattern library by Grampa liked it had an odd album lying around like you do so came up with these both spray painted to finish

Bit of Vinyl on a Saturday why not so I stack cut 4 records I think that may be the limit in stacking as it was not too easy lol anyways came up this time with these owl clocks

So here is my 1st try at my father in-law For my first try I guess it's ok,

We have so many fantastic pattern designers here at the Village who share their talent with all of us. Thanks to all of you and a special thanks to Sasho for this creative pattern. I thought the arrow head shape would be fitting. It sure is fun to cut. I used 1/4" MDF plywood.

All done with wood found in a skip so you could say Elvis has left the skip lol

Done in 3/4 plywood ,#7 scroll reverse donated blades from hotshot ,not many left of his but others have donated different blades to me too.thank you friends.the boxes my Thailand friend made for his temple with monks in it.he had me scroll the bottom pieces (40) in 3/4 teak on his ryobe band saw.it would not do it so i had to take all to my shop and cut on the dewalt .piece of cake.now he texts me that he has an order for 40 to 50 more boxes .so that's 40 x4 pieces for me to scroll in mahogany this time or 50 x 4 pieces.Because it was for his temple i don't get payed .you would have thought he would have told me that before hand .Oh well water over the dam.I do have alot of fancy scrolled cut out pieces .i guess i could make key chains with them,lol well 4 picture are in my picture file but they will not load???

Base is popular 3/4 " by 4 long ,has 1/8'' dowel in each end to allow it to turn, It can be almost straight or "Z" shape, or square, I was using glass votive thought I would try this to see if it would work. The top is reduced from the round vase about 2" tall and 1/2 through the middle. cut with #3 FD blade and the base and top are from pine 1/4" Thanks for looking aND COMMENTS welcome Jerry.

lol what a great comment oh if only this was a pattern I would I would cut it and put it on my mother in laws wall for sure, Great cutting Aggie by the way I see the request and the patterns come back be sure to post back in the request thread the pattern makers like to see them as cuttings

Excellently done Frank. Thanks for sharing these with us. DW

Those are great, Frank !...The 2nd one is my favorite !

Okay Frank, I think you are just showing off now!! You cuttings just keep getting better and better.

I always kinda figured it was like having a handle back in the days of CB's. Your handle was your nickname and everyone knew you by that name. Me, I'm a clown and very proud of being one. My clown character name is Gonzo. People call me that whether I'm in costume or not. And I'm ok with that. Actually I'm pretty proud of that. Besides which, "Hey Gonzo!" Is a lot better than "Hey Dorkwad," Big big smile. Signed Gonzo or Matt or Dorkwad. Now I'm all confused.

Love wolves, those are great. Thanks for the pics. Jeff

Nice work thanks for sharing

Nice work thanks for sharing

Nice work thanks for sharing

Awesome job Kris thanks for sharing

That looks great dave thanks for sharing

Now that's sharp! Great work.

Those turned out great, Frank !

Nice cutting !

It is a mountain in Spain with a monastery on it, but also the name of Spanish opera singer I admire. Cheers

Lovely boxes Kevin and the bonus of having lots of left over wood to make bits with happy days I say

These superb pieces keep on coming from you at the moment Kris love the pattern skills and the cutting skills too Thanks for sharing

That is a spanking piece of art I love it Thanks for sharing

thanks Bobby ,Yeah i scrolled the bottom pieces .I had nothing to do with the box part .The wood i got was the scrolled cut out ,just about worthless but maybe.

Very well done projects.

Nice work all around !

Very nice work all around, Kris !

OH Man this is Awesome.Love them Tall Ships.A Most Excellent job Kris.The Rigging is Awesome.

That looks fantastic Kris. You did a great job on the pattern and the cutting. Marg

Well done kris can't believe you did that in one weekend it would take me a week.

Total agreement with the above comments. I really like the imaginative design for the water.

A cutting card stock master.

this is two parts the eagle is one and the words another after cutting them out of card stock use painters tape covering the white paint the red and blue dries that spray with glitter spray. glue the two parts together .When I cut them out I stack cut them in 25 at a time. I used a 3 FD blade. Ace Hardwear enamel paint . Thanks for looking and comments welcome Jerry

Beautiful idea and beautiful work Jerry..

Jerry.it is just so Awesome.Love it,and what your doing with it.As a Vet.I Salute You.

Jerry,now this I Love,it is just So Fantastic. Thank You.

A great token and a great idea. Awesome, Jerry, well done. Marg

As a Veteran I really thank you Jerry for your idea and work. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW

Very nicely done Jerry. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW

Man o man Jerry,your cookin with gas now,Tremendous quality designed project.Incredible work!!!

What a nice way to show your appreciation for what others have done for us Dick heppnerguy

When I do delicate pictures I need a zero clearance table top. In the past I have made a 1/8" table top to put on my Ex with a little hole drilled in it for the blade and "zero" clearance. Over time the hole get bigger and bigger until there is no more zero clearance. When that happened I made a new table top. Last night it hit me, like duh, why replace the whole table top. Why not just drill a larger hole, make an insert kinda like my Hagner has. Here it is, took me about 15 minutes and I can easily make a supply of inserts to replace worn out ones. So simple.

Well, Christian, I certainly agree that some people want to stay anonymous, and that is their right. I disagree that that is whole point of a forum. In my opinion, the whole point of a forum is to have a place where people from all over the world that have like interests can gather and discuss and share. Whether they are anonymous or not is of no consequence.