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Hey Everyone! In this St. Patrick's Day Scroll Saw Project Video, I make this beautiful Celtic Cross designed by Jerry Bair at Dedi Woodworks (Etsy). This project uses layers of 1/4 inch material to make a beautiful 3D image! Hope you all like the video! #ArtisanPirate
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One of my neighbors threw out a large pile of 2x2 foot flooring samples. I took some home to try. The vinyl samples were horrible to cut. The problem was with the glued-on padding. The glue was soft and gooey and mixed in with sawdust, and smeared all over the edges. However, some laminated (plywood) hardwood samples were lightly glued onto a 1/4-inch hardboard backing. I cut this cross from one of the panels. The backing came off while I was cutting, and I used tape to keep it together. I wound up with two crosses: one plywood and one hardboard. You can see the seams where I glued the tongue and groove panels together. After gluing, I put the cross on a nonstick surface and put two five-pound weights on top to hold it together and flat. I used two Pegas #3 MGT blades to cut this. It cuts much as I would expect from baltic birch plywood. The photo is not very good. I had never photographed a cross before.
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Here is my most recent accomplishment. I am starting to really love intarsia. I originally bought my scroll saw to help with my carving by cutting out waste wood before the carving began, but soon found so many other cool things to do with it. This cross is made out of walnut and I think red cedar and finished with shellac. It turned out so well. I posted it on my facebook account last night and it sold within an hour. I was surprised. I put out that I would make more of them if anyone was interested, we will have to wait and find if anyone bites. It is an original design that I made a long time ago based on something else that I saw online and I really wish I still had the photo that inspired it. I hope you all like it.
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3rd Cross to my collection - 5 layers, painted MDF 3mm, flat blades #1 NIQUA Top Cut pattern is available at https://www.etsy.com/shop/AlexFoxUA
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My first cross project 6 layers (5 and 1 background), painted MDF 3mm (about 1/8 inch), 7,5 x 9,5 inches, blades: NIQUA Top Cut #1 Pattern available at: https://www.etsy.com/shop/AlexFoxUA
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I've no idea why the bottom left of the cross is not as wide as the rest of the cross.It took 3.5 hours to do???????????????????????
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I made the cross with the black background the fall that I started scrolling 4 years ago. Although the first was a good cross for a beginner I think this latest one turned out really well. But have to say looking at the pictures on the computer show the small mistakes in really sharp detail. This one was commissioned by someone who had seen the first one on the internet, I have been getting more and more outside work and I'm not sure how I feel about it. I am also making some custom ornaments for this same person but this is taking away from my own personal projects. I have limited time to cut and when it gets cold I will have to stop for a while. I like the extra income but I also want to make my own original art. Rant over. I hope you like the cross
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Every time I get a new piece of wood the first thing I have to make is a cross and come up with simple designs quick and easy to make and sell, hope you like these in red oak white oak and maple. Roly
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Here is one of three new intarsias I have just finished. This one is made from old spalting walnut, maple, sassafrass, boxelder, and basswood.
