| Project by Bryon McGowan | posted 417 days ago | 940 views | 1 time favorited | 10 comments |  |
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I like to make this sleigh I got tired making full size so i thought i would try to make a smaller verision. I used 1/8” oak 0/2 Scroll America blades a delta P20 saw and a #98 bit to drill the holes. it took about an 1.5 hours to cut. I used gel super glue to hold it together.
Update
I was asked to post large and small of each sleigh also more detailed pics of front and back
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savannah505
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#1 posted 417 days ago
I have a headache just thinking about how intricate these cuts are. Great job!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Rustic
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#2 posted 417 days ago
Awesome work
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a1Jim
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#3 posted 417 days ago
Nice sleigh cool scroll work
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matt garcia
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#4 posted 417 days ago
Isn’t that something!!!
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huff
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#5 posted 417 days ago
That’s a great test of patience! Wow! I’m cross eyed just looking at the detail. Great job.
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scrappy
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#6 posted 416 days ago
Outstanding fret work. It is an amazing study in detail. Would like to see more pics of the front and back please.
Kep up the fantastic work.
Scrappy
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jockmike2
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#7 posted 416 days ago
That’s some tiny work, bet your back was sore. Nice job.
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Ben Kahmann
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#8 posted 416 days ago
Wow, where did you get that enormous quarter! It must be 3 feet tall! All kidding aside great job, I know I don’t have the patience for the small work. I’d love to see a full size sled….........
-- Ben Kahmann Dayton, OH
Ben
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#9 posted 415 days ago
I showed my wife and she said, “wow that’s tiny” and then “can you make me one?”. Great job
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scrappy
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#10 posted 414 days ago
Thank you for adding the pics. It really shows just how detailed and TINY this is.
Fantastic work.
Scrappy
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