Bread basket

[alan morrison]

Bread basket cut on scroll saw mainly from teak recovered from school seating

 

[Terry Q]

Great use of a recycled material. Did you stack cut the panels? How did you finish? Some very nice work.

 

[Dalboy]

Very nice Alan. I can't remember if you said what machine you are using on all your scroll work

 

[fortress]

That is very impressive Alan, you have good eyesight and control, excellent work again. What did you do with the chewing gum from underneath the seating? Lol.

 

[Penpal]

What a story this timber could tell. Beautiful cutting sweet assembly. The neatest Bread Basket I have ever seen.

Peter.

 

[wm460]

Well done Alan.

 

[alan morrison]

Great use of a recycled material. Did you stack cut the panels? How did you finish? Some very nice work.

Hello Terry. Panels were double stacked, and then just light sanded before assembly

 

[alan morrison]

Very nice Alan. I can't remember if you said what machine you are using on all your scroll work

Hello Derek I use an Excalibur 21inch scroll saw, which has been superseded by a machine that Axminster sells.

Alan

 

[alan morrison]

That is very impressive Alan, you have good eyesight and control, excellent work again. What did you do with the chewing gum from underneath the seating? Lol.

Thanks for your comments John and believe it or not all the seating I got was fairly free of the dreaded gum.

Alan

 

[alan morrison]

What a story this timber could tell. Beautiful cutting sweet assembly. The neatest Bread Basket I have ever seen.

Peter.

Thanks for your kind comments Peter. I have to say that pen turning gives you a finished product in your hand a lot quicker than all the days sitting scrolling.
Alan

 

[martin.pearson]

That is very impressive, don't think I have the patience to be able to do something like that, thanks for sharing.

 

[PetrolP]

Wow

That is impressive!!

Peter