Cedar Cross

What a beautiful piece of cedaryou found for this fine project! It goes perfectly with the design! Great work, Cosmo! It is a pleasure to see! :)

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Cozmo, once more you have turned out an impeccable project. Wonderful design and a great execution.

In other words, I Love It!

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very nice work, it looks awesome!

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Nice, I like it.

-- Bob Kassmeyer, Nebraska

GREAT! I love the simplicity, yet striking statement.

-- John, Colorado's (Wooden Wizard)

very nice. What’s the technique?

-- jack -- ...measure once, curse twice!

Very nice.

Cosmo, excellent. I like the proportion of the cross 9×12, I can use this for future use. Thanks for posting

-- Bert

Very Nice work Cosmo. I believe the “Hands Part” is known as “Praying Hands”. A Beutiful Painting and Wonderful Story to go along with it. Not what people usually think. It’s about 2 Artist Friends who live together and must make a “Sacrifice” of sorts.

You’ve certainly done Justice to that Story Cosmos.

Rick

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Comso, Great Job.
Chuck

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Cozmo35,
Congrats on a very nice design! The contrasting woods really make it, for me personaly. Is that aromatic red or a west coast type cedar? I was most curious about the finishing of the two types of wood. Take care and scroll on!

Ken McGinnis

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jack1, I cut this out on my scroll saw. I hope that is what you were asking.

woodbutcher, it is aromatic red. I was lucky enough to get a load of it for free. See my Wood Gloat. I really like the color, grain, texture and smell. I’d have to say it is my favorite species of wood.

Thanks all for the nice comments!!

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Thanks. It looked like very sharp lines and I was curious if it was a laser. Nice scroll work!

-- jack -- ...measure once, curse twice!

Very nice! I almost missed this one. Been gone for a while, just trying to catch up. I like the backing too. It makes it stand out.

-- Janice

Just fantastic

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