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General Category => Brag Forum => Topic started by: Dragonlord85 on June 11, 2010, 04:01:15 pm
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Here are a few more of the projects I have completed. The wooden clock was not as difficult as I thought it would be but when you mount it to the wall it has to be mounted precisely for it to keep running.
(http://i1044.photobucket.com/albums/b441/Dragonlord85_album/Scroll%20saw%20projects/WoodenClock.jpg)
(http://i1044.photobucket.com/albums/b441/Dragonlord85_album/Scroll%20saw%20projects/WoodenClock2.jpg)
http://i1044.photobucket.com/albums/b441/Dragonlord85_album/Scroll%20saw%20projects/WoodenClock.jpg
This was my first attempt at intarsia.
(http://i1044.photobucket.com/albums/b441/Dragonlord85_album/Scroll%20saw%20projects/IntarsiaShip2.jpg)
http://i1044.photobucket.com/albums/b441/Dragonlord85_album/Scroll%20saw%20projects/IntarsiaShip2.jpg
A small wooden cross made from 3/4 walnut and 1/4 poplar.
(http://i1044.photobucket.com/albums/b441/Dragonlord85_album/Scroll%20saw%20projects/Cross-WalnutPoplar.jpg)
http://i1044.photobucket.com/albums/b441/Dragonlord85_album/Scroll%20saw%20projects/Cross-WalnutPoplar.jpg
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They all look great!
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They are all beautiful. I especially love the boat, although the clock is also quite precise. Great job!
Sheila :)
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Lookin' Good! The clock is definitle very interesting and I love the ship intarsia.
Happy Scrolling
Bill
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I like the ship the best ,,,, I have a heart for the open sea. Just want to sail away sometimes. :) :) :)
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That is some work to be proud of...Thanks for sharing.
Barry
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Nice ...nice, great job.
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Thats the same clock I am working on right now. I have all the parts cutout, but it wont run for long. SOmetimes it will run for a minute and sometimes it will run for 5 minutes. Have to gat after it again on Sunday wife cleaned the garage quite a bit today and I have duty tomorrow.
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The intarsia boat is GREAT! Nice job on the other projects as well!!
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Chief, let me know if you are still having problems. Maybe we can call one or the other and I can let you know how I had to adjust it to get it to run. It does take some time and patience to get it just right. Mine runs right at 59.5 seconds so it has been pretty accurate although I did have to recut one gear.
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love the boat great work
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That clock is just awesome. Nice work and thanks for sharing.
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All around great job ...........
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Chief, let me know if you are still having problems. Maybe we can call one or the other and I can let you know how I had to adjust it to get it to run. It does take some time and patience to get it just right. Mine runs right at 59.5 seconds so it has been pretty accurate although I did have to recut one gear.
At least you will always be early ::) ::) ::)
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I love both the ship and the clock. The ship just looks great. The clock, well, I've got an idea about just how precise you have to be to make one work so that is probably even more impressive.
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The boat is amazing. Great job.
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I wish, great work I may get there one day, thanks for sharing
Jimbo
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;) Mine clock is not yet complete, I made a test project with MDF and now I redo in beech. It will certainly be much more accurate than my essay. I also met the problem of timing gears, what I'm doing now, it's like when I was young and I had to adjust the gears looms. Just do not follow exactly the steps between the lines, but to follow the action on center after two gears with a contiguous piece of cardboard between the teeth, so leave a light day in between. Especially in the beginning, do not cut the gear along the plane stuck on the wood, because certainly the axis is not fair. What I do, I "turned" with a lathe the gear, before cutting his teeth, and then we can be sure that the axis is at the center of the spiral. ;)
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I really like the clock. Don't think i would have the patience to do that.
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Super work! The ship I love best. If that's yor first piece of intersia I wonder how great the rest will look. Keep us posted.
David
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Clocks are great I wouldn't have the patience to do that sort of work, well done
Jimbo