Wolf in scroll saw

Very nice! How thick is the larger one?

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Thanks Gary – they are both just under an 1” thick. It’s a very light piece of walnut.

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These are nice. Very intricate cutting.

Another cool scrolling, Betsy.

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Very cool. This one might bite also.

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i like what i see

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Very cool Betsy, very cool.

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Thanks all!

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Wonderfull work Betsy.. How long did it take you?

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Betsy you are one talented lady. I really like the wolves.

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well done!!

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Chris – I did this project some time ago, but I would guess around an hour. With a good blade in a good saw, these type of projects really don’t take long and they look nice. I almost forgot that I had the miniature on here also. I’m pretty certain it took longer than the larger version because you have to be conscious of your lines working that small.

Thanks Bill and MsDebbie.

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Betsy. A great job. Nice detail.

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More nice scrolling. I like the mini version next to the full sized one.

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Thanks Blake and Karson. I like doing the small stuff just to see how small I can go.

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Nice work Betsy, checked the projects you have done, great work on all. Check out what I call my master piece, It’s using the third pic place behind my elk pic. Detail a go-go!! Semper Fi!!

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Thanks EGA! I appreciate it. Your masterpiece is really good. The detail is amazing. I like the elk to. All your stuff is really good. You have a lot of patience for all that detail.

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Hi Betsy,

I can’t understand why I missed the original post but I am glad this one came up on my list to check. This is a wonderful piece of work. I don’t have a scroll saw but work like this makes me want to add one to my shop.

This is truly a work of art. Thanks for the post, Betsy.

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Very creative,very nice thanks for the post.

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Scott – you should consider the scroll saw—- it’s a fun tool to use.

Thanks Shiney!

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These are awesome, Betsy! Great scrolling.

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Thanks Blake!

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