Santa

[scrolldog]

This is a pattern from our own Jediscroller,stack cut two (2) of these and quite a challenge cutting on my older Delta (upper bearing worn).
This is a WIP as I need to cut/assemble frames for these,not sure what kind of wood (oak,cherry,or walnut)any suggestions would be appreciated.
Cut out of birch ply.
Thanks Kevin for a great pattern (holiday 2007 issue #29).

[scrolldog]

I'm going to have to quit trying to fix my pics as I some how make them Fuzzy.

[marshall]

Scrolldog : It appears to be a fine cutting , but your picture was a little fuzzy on this end . Maybe its my eyes , anyhow keep up the good work !!!!! Marshall

[scrolldog]

Marshall,Thanks ,It actually looks better in person.
Every time I take pics I look them over I adjust them with the program that came with the camera they look good ,then I post them and they're fuzzy.
May have to only crop them and then post them.

[Jediscroller]

What a treat to come here this morning and see this! It looks like a fine cutting. Thanks so much for posting it.

[scrolldog]

Thanks Kevin,glad you liked it.

[scrolldog]

Well finished 5 santas for 1 sister, 2 sister in laws, And 2 nieces.
The top two are the 1st ones posted,these were stack cut on my old Delta with flat blades(had three on stack,bottom 1 blew out /went to burn pile).
Bottom three were stack cut on my new Dewalt with FD spirals.
They frames are oak that I picked up at Menards on sale ($2.49),can't make 'em that cheap.FYI-if you have a Menards the frames are on sale 35% off.
The backers are some construction paper from Hobby Lobby.
The wood is birch ply w/minwax spray poly.
Thanks for lookin'.
What a difference the Dewalt and the FD blades made.

[wood-n-things]

Too kewl...

[scrolldog]

Thanks Mike.

[minowevie]

very nice pattern and cuttings. your friend Evie