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This is my second project. I have had a few failures, but I just dust off and get back to it.

found some time today.

I changed it up a bit with this state. Texas was done with 1/4" BB plywood. For Nebraska I used 1/2" Oak and clear lacquer finish. I like the hardwood version better. May have to do another Texas in Oak this time. NE is also a Russ Wood Designs pattern.

Steve designed this rose pattern as a segmented plaque. I made it into a box. I used red oak, poplar, cedar and walnut.

Plywood 9mm

Another small Nativity this one is done on 1/4" oak.

Yes I made the picture also with help from my husband. I’m going to try and sell the pictures at a craft show in November. I put the cat and mouse on it because I couldn’t reach the top of the door frame. Here is another picture I made. In private sales I have sold 5.

I've been trying to save my patterns after I pull them off of the wood that I am cutting. I started painting them on the inside of my shop door. Be interesting to see once it gets full! Btw, that sandpaper cutter is one the best things I have ever bought.

I drew violin 5 years ago I found violin and viola looking just same but they got different size it's size 563*200*20mm made of softmaple wood I mixed sea and land animals as music gave me some sea inspiration how to make video on youtube https://youtu.be/8y1L9sEm9k8

Belt sander? Try to flatten them.

Great success. Did you do that picture? I like it also.

Very nice. Keep up the good work!

great job, keep up the good work.

you make some very interesting and unusual pieces within your patterns. I would like to see you place some of your patterns here and see the reaction they receive here. if you find there are people cutting and posting your puzzles here, (they would be free here) then you might consider posting an etsy page. That is my take on this Dick heppnerguy

It looks like a good one. I often look for patterns to make from different medias and take photos of them and go home and make me a pattern from it too Dick heppnerguy

You certainly never disappoint, Dave. Everything you show is always a cut above. A+

That looks terrific!! Beautiful colors! A+

Another beautiful piece as always, RJ

It ends up that the person selling the saw is a member of our club and he will bring it to our meeting Tuesday. I will probably buy it. I asked why he is selling it. He decided he wanted a 21" so he bought the Pegas 21inch. That is a great price with very low usage. I will just need a stand which is a non issue.

I ignore them, but if you hover the mouse over them there is a fly out that tells you what it is for, and they are in your profile too - has a lot to do with participation the new society seems very preoccupied with participation awards - oh wait you are a youngster - ahh scratch that

FANTASTIC!

Les, what part of boiled linseed OIL did you not understand?

Excellent job. I like your work.

Tony I may have to check out that 16 Inch EX on LI I have sent the the guy a message. Any of you have a 16"? It would be a good travel saw for me. Getting my Hawk out of the basement is getting harder all the time.

beautiful job

very nice job

I like that, very nice work, and showing it on a frame like that is great, nice idea

That's a good sized "slabber" you caught.

The grain in the wood adds alot to the piece, Nice work.

Beautiful piece, I really like the way you did the wood planks for the background.

I like the upgrade to Steve's pattern. It looks great and something I would not have thought of.

Oh my goodness, that is stunning

Super nice job Dave.

Oh wow that is just stunning. You do beautiful work Dave.

Yes I agree with you I much prefer this one, it looks great. Marg

Beautiful. Excellent work as always. Marg

One more new Christmas project, 7,5 x 10 inches, 4 layers. Next Christmas pattern will be Candle, probably next month Video of making Cristmas tree Christmas tree pattern

Very nice work Gary!

Awesome looking box Dave. Very beautiful and well done. NEXT!!!

WOW!! Super!

Really nice cutting and pattern.

Absolutely stunning. I love your work!

Agreed! There has not been a real woodworking show in Denver for years. I attended one years ago and was mesmerized at all the wonderful demos. That is where I first saw a Hegner. The guy was demonstrating crossing out coins. I had not seen a scroll saw before. I think that was the last show here. Woodcraft has demos on weekends and offers various woodworking classes which are of course fee based.

Dave, Your wood-working skills are simply amazing! I can hardly wait to see what your next post is going to show us. All excellently done and your imagination is incredible also. Thanks for sharing and God Bless! Spirithorse

Just keep on HUMMING away! Another A.K. being A.K. great job!

Lol, I got a close call with 50,000 volts, the high tention wire of the power company cutting a tree econds more cutting and I could get out of the waydown braided thru the wires with a pole chainsaw.i thought I cut cut thru the 4" trunk on a 45 angle.well all was fine till the last 1/2".all I needed was 2 second more and I could get out of the way.before I could cut thru fire flys were stopping me from seeing.it was actually electricity.as I was being set up to die.it blew me off the ladder and knocked out all the power on super bowl play offs so my friend says to get out of here.

I end up sneezing working with cedar, so I always wear a mask.

I've just choked on my coffee, I'm so, so sorry but that sentence means something totally different over here. Never was I so pleased to look on the Internet for a 'translation' I thought you were being rather hard on yourself as I thought your bench looked fine Over here Crappy/Crappie means 'Totally Rubbish' My sincere apologies, from an old English Lady. Have a Great trip. xx

Secret red cedar sniffer. I LOVE THE SMELL. Roly