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Duhhh--forgot to add captions for the pictures. Top is The Rhinelander Clock from a Dirk Boelman design.
The Story Crosses and clocks are all Steve Good designs. Trying to get all the Christmas gifts done and shipped. A twist on the Story Crosses was to add a backer as well as a drawer in the base. I used poster board, then wood as the backer on 2, and a piece of very dark poplar on the other. The finish on all these pieces is shellac followed by 2 or more coats of polyurethane.:tinysmile_tongue_t:
The Story Crosses and clocks are all Steve Good designs. Trying to get all the Christmas gifts done and shipped. A twist on the Story Crosses was to add a backer as well as a drawer in the base. I used poster board, then wood as the backer on 2, and a piece of very dark poplar on the other. The finish on all these pieces is shellac followed by 2 or more coats of polyurethane.:tinysmile_tongue_t:
Wow. Just....... wow.... :eusa_clap:eusa_clap:eusa_clap:eusa_clap:eusa_clap
Wow and double wow,there is some amazing work there.There's about 10 years worth of scrolling there,not counting what I would throw in the kindling pile and start over.
Tony
Tony
Well, gosh.:embaresse..shucks.:wrolleyes:..I was just having some fun out in the shop. Thank you everybody for your kind words.
Travis, the pattern for that Story Cross can be uploaded free from Steve Good's website, Scroll Saw Workshop. He has hundreds of patterns there that also include the Hummingbird Clock and the God Bless America Clock and the Bicycling Clock.:icon_cheers
Dan, the Hummingbird Clock is not SIMPLE, its a good pattern that makes a very nice clock, and you did really great with yours.:eusa_danc
James, the sawman came about years ago when I had a very nice sharpening service in Chautauqua County, New York State where I did a large volume of carbide tipped saws and sawmill bands from many distant customers. The 101 came about because that was my ID number as a Paramedic working for the County Ambulance Service, neither of which I do now, although I had thought about doing sharpening again, but I live in such a remote, hard to find place I just get my kicks ruining perfectly good lumber.:saw:
Happy sawdusting!:banana:
Travis, the pattern for that Story Cross can be uploaded free from Steve Good's website, Scroll Saw Workshop. He has hundreds of patterns there that also include the Hummingbird Clock and the God Bless America Clock and the Bicycling Clock.:icon_cheers
Dan, the Hummingbird Clock is not SIMPLE, its a good pattern that makes a very nice clock, and you did really great with yours.:eusa_danc
James, the sawman came about years ago when I had a very nice sharpening service in Chautauqua County, New York State where I did a large volume of carbide tipped saws and sawmill bands from many distant customers. The 101 came about because that was my ID number as a Paramedic working for the County Ambulance Service, neither of which I do now, although I had thought about doing sharpening again, but I live in such a remote, hard to find place I just get my kicks ruining perfectly good lumber.:saw:
Happy sawdusting!:banana:
Couldn't have said it better
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