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Another one for the cat lovers. Cut by me / Pattern be me

My cut of Chaplin. 1/4 ply Teak oil, I'm with Kevin, Love that teak oil.

This summer has been the pits her in Canada's capital, so not much time on the golf course but I can always go and make some sawdust. Got 2 more cheese cutters done and a Poodle Wood used for the cheese cutters are : Walnut, Maple Mahogany and Zebra wood. I applied 3 coats of bees wax buffing between each coat, ready for some cheese. Poodle was cut using oak and painted black for show.

After making the 2ft sunflowers, someone asked for a smaller version, these are just 101/2" in diameter, constructed the same as the 2ft ones except I had to plane down a board to 3/8" to cut out the brown centers otherwise it would of looked too chunky.......green leaves are 1/4" luan......spray can paint for all...... I think they brighten my yard up some..... comments always welcome. Thank You

Very cool. I'm gonna have to look away now. I can feel the spell of Iggy and his puzzles coming over me

Summer Santa is coming tomorrow! He arrives in a big brown truck wearing brown shorts and shirt and he's making a special delivery to Iggy because he's been a good boy... well, he hasn't been mean for a few hours... A brand new Hawk saw will be on his brown sleigh... Counting down the hours... Can't come soon enough, I'm down to my emergency back-up DW788... it sure is cutting smooth compared to the one I recently wore out.

two months late from stiff neck so finally got to this one,vintage teal,two of 8 quilt projects salvaged,ended up with 6 good ones

My daughter has a craft fair coming up, so I thought I try Scott's recipe for making a fortune...

Iggy, congrats on a good looking saw. I have always been curious about the Hawks. Never touched one, would like to get the chance to take one for a spin someday. Do not try to compare it to a DeWalt, I know enough to know it is a completely different saw, just like my Hegner is completely different from the Dewalt, Ex and Seyco that I have owned (still own the Seyco). Took me a while to get use to it, now I love it. It is a saw I will not part with. I'm sure you will gain the same respect for your Hawk.

Well done on both pattern and cutting.

Very nice cut and pattern!

I need to correct myself. It's been a long time since I did a pattern for Intersecting Word Art. Plus my memory is so bad that I don't remember what I had for breakfast this morning. Near the end of Line 3 above, You select the GRAY, hold SHIFT and Select the other word (I think it's the large word, but don't have time to try it now.) My Bad !!

I have had that happen to me also. I found the I just missed a step. It helps to make a cheat sheet of the steps and keep it handy.

I have had that issue with my Hegner when I first got it .I just could not get used to the swinging top clamp.At 74 YO my fingers don't work like they used to .Lucky Hegner had a speed clamp modification that works really well and it makes the top clamp rigid and it loads like the EX

I like it !....Great cutting !

They look just as bright and cheerful as the larger ones. Great work Dan. Marg

Welcome to the Village William. I'm Marg from Australia and I have NO IDEA where GA is. But pull up a chair and make yourself at home. Marg

Those came out great Dan. Thanks for sharing them with us. DW

I like them in both sizes. Have you considered a stand-alone model with a slightly curved stem? Maybe something out of cedar or redwood that could be jammed into the ground.

This may help you out. It is a full chart of conversions. I'm sure it will come in handy for others also. Conversion Chart

They certainly do look nice.

Those like great on the railing.

Oh crap, I better hop on Amazon and find a quick-ship windmill!!! It likely won't come until late in the day tomorrow, so I may not get a chance to set it up until Saturday after the farmers market...

Are you ready? Did you clear out a space in the workshop for it? Rewire the shop yet? You do realize that it's made in Kansas. It won't work with a normal 110v outlet - you need to hook it up to a windmill - I'm pretty sure I read that on their FAQ page.