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  1. 24th March 2018, 11:08 PM #1
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    Hi I'm looking for a tankard pattern. I've seen quite a few instructables / YouTube videos but keen to get scroll saw/ band saw patterns especially for the handle. If anyone could put link for a non-copyright pattern Thanks
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    Here you go:

    How to make a wooden tankard
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    Thanks I've got that website but looking for a handle pattern I could download please.
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    Design your own on paper, cut to shape, glue stick to timber, good to go
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    Can I add a step that I saw somewhere else. Glue the pieces together as two separate half circles, then you can flatten the two half circles on sandpaper, then glue the two halves together. This way if your angles aren't perfect, there won't be any gaps.

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