_HsMichael
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Here's a few photos of a chess set I completed in 2012. It is made entirely out of english walnut and sycamore, and features a drawer underneath the board. The pieces were mostly designed by myself and cut out on the scroll saw.
MMUK":1iql6dar said:Beautiful! I recognise all the landmarks except the horsey ones :?
bodge":15wtbkjz said:MMUK":15wtbkjz said:Beautiful! I recognise all the landmarks except the horsey ones :?
I concur!
Horseys are Leaning Tower of Piza? I think.
Not sure what the rooks are though I'm afraid?
bodge":2smcrqws said:MMUK":2smcrqws said:Beautiful! I recognise all the landmarks except the horsey ones :?
I concur!
Horseys are Leaning Tower of Piza? I think.
Not sure what the rooks are though I'm afraid?
powertools":3azdec26 said:Nice work and interesting videos.
Out of interest what saw have you got and what blades do you use?
DannyEssex":3nql4jg6 said:I think it looks stunning, well done
mailee":21u8yh95 said:They are beautiful and such a unique set. I really like those. The rooks are pretty impressive and do look like the Great Wall towers. (Been there done that) Do I take it the pawns are the Pyramids? Great craftsmanship.
_HsMichael":14lrscee said:powertools":14lrscee said:Nice work and interesting videos.
Out of interest what saw have you got and what blades do you use?
At home I use a fairly old Delta 40-570 scroll saw, but for this project I used the Excalibur's at my school (which are far superior). In terms of blades I use Olson blades; these range from skip tooth to reverse tooth, and go from size 5 up to size 9, depending on the project.
powertools":3dbhbu5l said:_HsMichael":3dbhbu5l said:powertools":3dbhbu5l said:Nice work and interesting videos.
Out of interest what saw have you got and what blades do you use?
At home I use a fairly old Delta 40-570 scroll saw, but for this project I used the Excalibur's at my school (which are far superior). In terms of blades I use Olson blades; these range from skip tooth to reverse tooth, and go from size 5 up to size 9, depending on the project.
Thanks for the reply. Are you a young lad and pupil at the school or are you a teacher?
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