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nev
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Fab. =D>
Is there a pattern available for this?
I have spied an old Ferm saw gathering dust on a forgotten shelf in work, so may approach the boss and see if i can borrow it for a while, and then would love to have a go at something like this. Having never used a scroll saw before, I'll start with the leaves and work my up.
Is there a pattern available for this?
I have spied an old Ferm saw gathering dust on a forgotten shelf in work, so may approach the boss and see if i can borrow it for a while, and then would love to have a go at something like this. Having never used a scroll saw before, I'll start with the leaves and work my up.
scrimper
Established Member
That is superb. 
bodgerbaz
Established Member
Really nice Brian and you have so much spare time on your hands that you just zipped one off. Lovely work, well done.
bstn1234
Member
very nice but what did you use for the cup colour it's perfect
cliff
cliff
Excellent Brian, very inspiring (as always!).
Cheers
Andrew
Cheers
Andrew
donwatson
Established Member
Thanks for showing Brian. I have just had a look on Amazon, helps to use up the birthday/christmas tokens.
Do you have a regular supplier of Corian ?
take care
Don W
Do you have a regular supplier of Corian ?
take care
Don W
Lovely , I would like one myself
donwatson
Established Member
Claymore":a5ekqjmm said:Its from a book by Judy Gale Roberts and Jerry ****er called "Small Intarsia" got mine off Amazon cheap
Its actually a really good one for anyone wanting to have a go at Intarsia as it hasn`t got loads of pieces.
The hardest bit on this pattern is the eyeball, easiest way to do it is drill it out and then cut a similar sized dowel out.....round the end and either dye/paint it black and glue in the hole (mine is actually black Corian as i use that for all my eyes and saves painting)
Cheers
Brian
ps chances are the Ferm saw will only use pinned blades but that`s no problem on this pattern as there`s no internal cuts to do.
Just a note to say that the 'Small Intarsia' book arrived this morning and it has a few nice little projects in it. Thanks Brian.
take care
Don W
