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  1. 18th July 2020, 04:52 PM #1
    WoodenJoys
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    Hi All,

    Just popping in to share my latest scrollsaw piece - DeadPool. This is another pattern by aussie designer Helder Botas, and after rewatching the first Deadpool movie last week, found this to be a timely project to complete!

    It is A4 sized and was cut from 6mm marine ply using Pegas MG #1 and #1 spirals. Finished on a dual layer black & white block mount that i made with some left over MDF.

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    Till next time

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    Now you are just showing off Simon . Lots of detail in that one, once again great work .

    Am going to have a go myself this week using a Model A Coupe hotrod pattern.

    Cheers, Graeme.
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    Good morning Simon. I think your workman ship is excellent. I have found portrates of one form or another very satisfying to do however I concentrate on natural or man made subjects. One of my favorites is a good old Australian kookaburra. It has very fine detail and is accepted well. Others are such as a couple of Harley Davidson patterns also with fine detail. I find that these sell well and are appreciated. I think with so many of these patterns available there is no need to to look elswear.

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  5. 25th July 2020, 07:47 AM #4
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    Thanks for the kind words guys. Of all the things i make on my scrollsaw - portrait style cuttings are by far my favorite thing to make.
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