Still Cutting

Paul Douglass · Apr 30, 2015

I just completed this on for my son. It is part of what I am doing for his retirement. He sent me a "selfie" he took when he was riding in the back seat of a F-18. I put the picture on a scrolling forum and requested a pattern be made of the picture. This is the second rendition I have done of it. The first one I abbreviated Commander incorrectly, well at least to the Navy. This was cut in 1/2" maple.

Rich Soby · Apr 30, 2015

wow! nice!! i love how you really capture the light and shadow

Ted Calver · Apr 30, 2015

That's amazing, Paul. The close up doesn't do it justice, so I backed off ten feet and it's perfect.

Vaughn McMillan · Apr 30, 2015

Awesome work, Paul! :clap:

Brent Dowell · Apr 30, 2015

So many delicate little lines. I have no idea how you can do that without breaking it.

Bill Arnold · Apr 30, 2015

That's excellent, Paul! Really has a dramatic appearance. :thumb:

Ken Cook · Apr 30, 2015

Very nice Paul! :thumb:

Jim C Bradley · Apr 30, 2015

Paul,

Why don't you try something difficult instead of all of this easy, intricate, detailed, stuff?

I guess I will just have to say the same thing I have said to you before, "WOW!"

Enjoy,
JimB

Paul Douglass · Apr 30, 2015

Thank you all for the very nice comments.

And JimB I did do a difficult one recently. I did it at the request of my great nephew that stayed with us for a few days. He picked it out to give his Mom for Mother's Day. Here it is:

Rob Keeble · Apr 30, 2015

Paul this has to be the most important of all your work. If that does not carry through generations in the future i would be most suprised.Very Very cool well at least it is to me.
Beats a medal case when one has a human face.

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