My Father- in- law is coming to vist next weekend from Vermont, he is a 4th Degree Knight of Columbus and is very involved with the Catholic church. Well the guy was nice enough to let me marry his daughter so I figured I would make him a little something to take back home with him. ( he is going by plane so it has to be smallish)
SO here we go…..
First the rough cut on the bandsaw


It is out of pine…. I decided to make is a bit thiner as the Cross was cut from 3/4 stock it is now close to 1/2”
Then I routed the edge using an Ogee bit…. it came out pretty cool I think…..


I am debating if I want to remake the Cross out of Oak or Mahogany or if I should give him the prototype I am working on( once it is finished) All in All I would say it was a good time in the shop today…............
Be safe everyone and thanks for reading!!!!
-- Hrolfr






















5 comments so far
lew
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posted 503 days ago
I’ll bet Mahogany would look really nice!
Great looking cross.
Lew
Russel
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posted 502 days ago
I’m with Lew, I’ll bet that would look great in Mahogany, especially considering how nice it looks in pine.
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Hrolfr
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posted 502 days ago
Cool thanks guys… I am not sure why I didn’t think mahogany….. once I read your comments I was like um yes mahogany….. I am still going to finish out the pine version I think, but will be making one from mahogany for the gift…..
Thanks again
-- Hrolfr
EdC
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posted 502 days ago
Why not both inlay the lighter color oak in the center with some really nice pattern?
-- Ed - Milan, IN
Hrolfr
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posted 502 days ago
Edc… cuase I am really not that good yet…... I am a pretty new woodworker and haven’t learned how to inlay…. maybe on a future version….. also trying to get this done to give this weekend ….. but very cool idea
-- Hrolfr