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Old 02-17-2007, 10:24 PM   #1
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Hi Everyone, I just got this one done. It would have had a border all around instead of the pattern running into the frame but I had a small accident. I was lucky to be able to salvage this much out from under a fallen stack of oak. This is one of my own patterns. Let me know what you all think. Steve
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looks pretty dagone good to me Steve and I see no signs of an accident as per say
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Does look good Steve. And I really like that frame also. Is it possible to create that frame with a moto dremel tool?
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Does look good Steve. And I really like that frame also. Is it possible to create that frame with a moto dremel tool?
Paul, a moto tool with a high speed cutter is what I use. I make my frame and just hold the bit at an angle and go with the grain of the wood just nipping at it. Be careful and hold on to the tool or flex shaft tightly it will try to get away from you. By burning it with a torch gives me the coloring on the high ridges and removes the fuzzies. Steve
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I like the frame, and I really like the pattern. Everything looks so crisp.Nicely cut. Im not to sure i like the wood you used for it, but otherwise, its really nice. dale
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nice work steve.
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It's great! You did a great job on both the scrolling and frame! What type of wood is it?
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It's great! You did a great job on both the scrolling and frame! What type of wood is it?
Hi Mia, Thanks for the compliments. It is from 1/2" maple with a 3/4" oak frame and a 1/8" oak veneer MDF backer, Steve
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Very nice Steve.
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Thank you all for the kind words. I will have to get away from cutting all of my portraits out of maple and try some other wood. Although I like the contrast myself. I do have oak, hickory and some cherry. What do you suggest for wood choice? Steve
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