| Project by Sheldon | posted 429 days ago | 291 views | 0 times favorited | 12 comments | ![]() |
I made this for my Brother.
Material is Oak, scroll sawed with a patern from a book.
I found the book on Amazon → Scroll Saw Military Designs http://http://www.amazon.com/Scroll-Military-Designs-Mike-Lewis/dp/1565231465
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12 comments so far
PanamaJack
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posted 429 days ago
Sheldon, you are very proud of your Father and it shows. Wonderful woodworking project with the scroll saw, a little machine that I am still trying to figure out. This is very good work Sheldon. Nice miters on the frame also.
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oscorner
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posted 429 days ago
Great job.
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jockmike2
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posted 429 days ago
Marines, Army I don’t care, I’m proud I served. My dad lost 2 brothers and was wounded badly in WW2. I got drafted during Nam. I did’nt agree with the war but I did my job, and proud that I did. 70 – 72 . US ARMY. I was an RTTY Operator kept me in the rear with the gear. Radio Teletype Operater. I thank the kids I see now days at airports or wherever, because thats really a sore spot with me. I came home one weekend from AIT, was going to surprise my family. I ended up walking 20 miles because no one would give me a ride. I got a lot of one fingered salutes, and cusses out the windows but no rides. Finally about 2 miles from my town I got a ride from my brother in laws brother. mike GOO_RAA
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David
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posted 428 days ago
Now you’re talking! Semper Fi
Just kidding – I appreciate all the services.
Excellent work Sheldon!
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cconway
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posted 427 days ago
Having served in the Marine Corps myself I have to say I am very impressed. Please tell your brother Semper Fi! and that we appreciate his service!
-- Charlie, Connecticut
yakerjax
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posted 333 days ago
Sorry I am late in commenting but I am in such aw of this beautiful piece of work.. You inspired me so much My dad is a Vietnam Vet and so I do not even yet own a scroll saw but I want the pattern anyway so I ordered the book.. Now to get the scroll so I can make one of these for my Dad..You did a absolutely beautiful job. To your brother and all other U.S. Military Personell.. I thank you all for you great dedication… Thank you so much for sharing and inspiring..
Cheryl
Drew1House
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posted 333 days ago
Very nice… the link does not seem to be working.. Ill use the search engine but just wanted you to know…
Drew
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Karson
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posted 333 days ago
Great Job Sheldon. Tell you brother were proud of him. And you too Mike. Thanks for your service.
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Paul D
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posted 94 days ago
Sheldon, that is some seriously good scrolling. Excellent work!!
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deeker
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posted 93 days ago
Great job!!! Proud of all forces….partial too…..well Semper Fi.
-- To those who fight for it, life has a flavor the protected never know. Unknown, on an empty C-ration box. Khe Sahn 1968
Myron Wooley
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posted 93 days ago
Beautiful plaque. Very nice!
From another Marine- Semper Fi!
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EGA
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posted 66 days ago
OOHRAA!! MSgt Ret U.S.M.C. Have Been allowed to post a few of my woodburns on the site, and with so many members I just have to stumble upon things. Very well done. Your dad, you started out with then someone down the comments changed it to your brother. Thanks for everyone’s service to out country. Wish I could do it all again, just don’t think I could do it any harder though. Dang good job there Sheldon. I think that if my head was opened up, little EGA’s would pour out. Semper Fi!
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