Judy Gale Roberts Pattern

[Hook]

A little Bow I decided to try:

 

[cskipper]

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[DaveO]

Wow, it looks as there was as much carving involved as there was scrollsawing. I am torn as to which forum it should be posted in :eusa_thin
Either way that's a beautiful piece :eusa_clap:eusa_clap:eusa_clap


Dave

 

[PChristy]

Great job Greg:icon_thum on the Intarsia - I wish that I would take the time and do that - I have seen some beautiful work from fellow scrollers

 

[sawduster]

Outstanding bro !! :icon_thum :eusa_clap :icon_thum

i do not have the patience for intarsia :nah:

 

[skysharks]

WOW, Gregory that is really something.
Nice shape and grain orientation.

 

[Hook]

Thanks for the encouragement! Absolutely no carving involved on this one - a lot of sanding, though. My belt sander got a workout and my fingers are a little raw. The mrs says I need some heavy duty leather gloves but I don't see how that will do anything but impede my ability to get a piece done.

 

[skeeter]

That's one awesome job on the bow. Looks freshly tied.

 

[Mike Davis]

A little tab of duck tape on the back will give you something to hold while you sand.

 

[rickc]

Thanks for the encouragement! Absolutely no carving involved on this one - a lot of sanding, though. ...

How did you do the creases on the main part of the bow?

An excellent job, by the way! :thumbs_up

 

[Hook]

How did you do the creases on the main part of the bow?

An excellent job, by the way! :thumbs_up

I put a 2.5" diameter sanding wheel/drum on my drill press, drew out the lines for the creases and did my best to carefully run the edge of the sanding wheel along those lines. Next time I might try my dremel but I get the feeling I'll have more control with the drill press/sanding wheel.