Hi Everyone!
Welcome back for part 3 of this project! I must apologize for the delay in posting, but I have a couple of projects on the go and this past weekend I gave a woodworking demo for a Culture Days event which was organized by the Richmond Arts Council. It was my first demo and I couldn't believe how much work goes into such an event. I had a wonderful time talking to people about woodworking and it just made my day to see them actually listening :) Anyway back to the project!
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| Just starting my first few cuts on the scroll saw. The oak is really hard and tends to burn easily. To prevent my cuts from suffering this fate I simply placed a few strips of clear packing tape over my pattern. As the cuts are being made the heat generated from the blade will melt the tape thus acting as a lubricant for the blade. |
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| Continuing to cut out the rest. It was neat to see the negative scrolls coming out of the cuts. Hmmm ...I think I will do something with those...unless my client would like them as a souvenir :) |
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| All the finished parts of the bracket ready for a dry-fit. It is taking shape quite nicely. That's it for now folks! We're almost there so please come back for the completion. Thanks for looking! Roshaan |
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