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kalynzoo
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Eagle project

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Just finished my eagle. A friend gave me a barrel of basswood cuttings from shutters. The white wood seemed perfect for this picture. Followed the sawdust session to take the wood down to 1/2 inch. Used my scroll saw to cut the pieces. The SS then switched to a drill press for sanding and buffing. The feathering was completed with a dremmel.
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Post by brown_hawk »

Beautiful job!!

I can't decide if I' more envious of the eagle or the barrel of basswood!:)

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That is a nice piece of art, Gary. It is similar to your statue of liberty.:cool:
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Post by pinkiewerewolf »

WOW!
That is really awesome. Thanks for sharing a photo with us.
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Hey Gary, that is simply beautiful!
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Post by friscomike »

Howdy,

Wow, it looks great. Thanks for sharing the photo.

Best Regards,
mike
...now, if you'll excuse me, I'm a busy man. I have sawdust to make... ;)
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Post by matajugador »

WOW! My wife is going to be pissed that you guys keep giving me such good ideas :cool:

Looks Marvelous!
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Post by john »

Nice job Gary!

Intarsia is another of the WW skills that I would like to try but don't have the confidence. As with turning, some really nice work is produced in that field.

John
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Post by fjimp »

Great work Gary. I have always admired the Eagle. One of my greatest thrills was standing on Condo Deck overlooking the pacific ocean near Ketchican Alaska and watching an Eagle pluck a live salmon from the water below my feet. Your fine artwork brings that picture back to life for me, Congratulations. Jim
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Post by Gampa »

Great Job, Afraid I don't have the patience.
Enjoy a little sawdust therapy

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