This was adapted from a ScrollSaw(?) magazine pattern using AutoCAD and Cut2D. Wood is red oak about 8 x 12 inches. I used a 60° engraving bit and cut about 20 thou. deep. Then stained all over with a dark stain. When dry, I remounted in my router and shaved off top 10 thou. using a 3/4 inch dia. bit, leaving the dark lines and pocketed areas. Finished with clear varnish. I have a home on the edge of a Florida swamp, hence the subject seemed appropriate. I plan to do another using a piece of Florida cypress wood.
Cut2D's pocketing feature made this project easy. Thanks Vectric.
John Champlain
Scroll Saw Pattern
Re: Scroll Saw Pattern
really nice, looks almost like an inlay.
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Re: Scroll Saw Pattern
Thank you. On my next attempt I plan to try thick colored epoxy as a filler to simulate an inlay.
Regards,
John Champlain
Regards,
John Champlain
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Re: Scroll Saw Pattern
Hello John,
Wow, that looks great! We will be watching to see the next one. Thanks for posting the picture and details.
Wow, that looks great! We will be watching to see the next one. Thanks for posting the picture and details.