| Project by NedB | posted 101 days ago | 172 views | 0 times favorited | 6 comments | ![]() |
That’s my old sign on at a former employer. I used to be a night dispatcher for a major trucking company, and our computer sign on was the first four letters of our last names, plus the first letter of our first name… my full name is Edward so I was ‘BULKE’
that was a scrap of spalted maple with a dunnowood base, scrollsawn in 3D.
We shared our desks with the day crew, and sure enough I wound up making signs for most of the managers.
Fun little projects, if you have a scrollsaw, simply draw out the name on paper, glue it to the face, and cut, a litlte sanding and some finish and you’re good to go!
-- Ned - 2B1ASK1 http://nedswoodshop.blogspot.com
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6 comments so far
lew
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posted 101 days ago
Neat!
trifern
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posted 101 days ago
Cool project. That is a really nice piece of spalted maple. Thanks for sharing.
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MsDebbieP
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posted 100 days ago
how thick is that maple?
excellent project!!
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NedB
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posted 100 days ago
trifern, thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
Debbie, IIRC it is about 1/2” thick and about 3/4” high, plus the base… 1/4” thick ish
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Napaman
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posted 100 days ago
cool!.....I wood be DENNM as Matt Denney…
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thetimberkid
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posted 95 days ago
Great job!
Thanks for the post
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