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A photo for our friends at Laguna

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Here is a scroll saw portrait Matthew and I created for our friends over at Laguna. This is in great appreciation for all support. We need to make a nice frame. Created with a #2 spiral blade. Approx 10 hrs work. Size 19" x 15 1/2" hard to get a good pic of this due to its size. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OouopGkWhSI. Was a fun project and we were so very happy to make this for Laguna! We will be shipping it off to them in the very near future. 


Imagine, a 37" bandsaw. SWEET! 



Created this portrait on a 16" Excalibur. With a spiral blade, as it cuts in all directions, your 16" scroll saw can cut up to 32". 



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Michael and Matthew Agate (Newfoundland Canada)
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Wow & Wow Michael.  It's a beutiful piece of work for some great folks at Laguna.  The look on Matthew's face is just a bit short of focused and intense.  Thanks for sharing both with us!




Ron Dudelston
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Above and Beyond WoodWorks

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Ron, he was very cautious and focused. He didn't want any mistakes on his part, nor did I on my part. Thanks for the kind words. 

Ron Dudelston said:


Wow & Wow Michael.  It's a beutiful piece of work for some great folks at Laguna.  The look on Matthew's face is just a bit short of focused and intense.  Thanks for sharing both with us!




Ron Dudelston
Site Administrator

Above and Beyond WoodWorks



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Thanks Kindly Robert!

Roberts Wood Creations said:


Very Nice. Always fun watching Matthew work.



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That's an amazing piece, what a beautiful and huge scroll sawing job! Every detail is well executed. They will be delighted with the awesome portrait. Great job Michael and Matthew!




To know but not to do is not yet to know.
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Thanks Kindly Claude. We are preparing to frame it and ship it off. :) 

Claude Bradford said:


That's an amazing piece, what a beautiful and huge scroll sawing job! Every detail is well executed. They will be delighted with the awesome portrait. Great job Michael and Matthew!




To know but not to do is not yet to know.
WWW.SAWBLADE.COM



Michael, how much of the detail in the pattern photo are you able to cut?

Michael & Matthew Agate said:


Ron, he was very cautious and focused. He didn't want any mistakes on his part, nor did I on my part. Thanks for the kind words. 

Ron Dudelston said:





Michael and Matthew Agate (Newfoundland Canada)
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John Morris
The Patriot Woodworker
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John.

Are you wondering if the photo to the right is the pattern or the actual scrolled portrait?

I was wondering the photo to the right is the pattern. That was my impression anyway. THanks

Michael & Matthew Agate said:


John.
Are you wondering if the photo to the right is the pattern or the actual scrolled portrait?




John Morris
The Patriot Woodworker
Proud Supporter of Homes For Our Troops and Wounded Warriors Project

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The photo to the right is the cut portrait. The pattern was on white paper. This is cut from 1/4" MDF. Just some black material laid in the back ground for temp to show the pic.

John Morris said:


I was wondering the photo to the right is the pattern. That was my impression anyway. THanks

Michael & Matthew Agate said:





John Morris
The Patriot Woodworker
Proud Supporter of Homes For Our Troops and Wounded Warriors Project


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