Creative Woodworks & crafts 2000-11, страница 47
SUPPLIES Wood: oak, basswood, or other hardwood of choice— one piece 1/2" x 7-3/4" x 10-1/2" (for plaque); Baltic birch plywood—one piece 1/8" x 6" x 6" (for back of frame and sunfish cutouts) Tools: scroll saw with Nos. 2 and 2/0 reverse tooth blades; drill with 1/16"-Dia. bit; router with 1/4"-Dia. rabbet bit and 3/16:'-Dia. roundover bit Temporary-bond spray adhesive Sandpaper, medium and fine grit Tack cloth Delta gel stain in Maple Delta Ceramcoat acrylic paints, (optional—see accompanying painting instructions) Paintbrushes (optional—see accompanying painting instructions) Delta waterbased gloss interior/exterior varnish | Wood glue § Two turn buttons | Sawtooth picture hanger | not cut the internal lines at this time. Remember, your saw is on a bevel! Bring the saw table back to zero and square the table, using a combination square to make sure that your blade is perpendicular to the table. Thread a No. 2 reverse tooth blade through the blade entry hole in the waste area of the frame and cut along the dotted line in a clockwise direction. Turn the piece over and rout a 1/4" rabbet 1/8" deep into the back of the frame. With the front of the piece facing up, thread a No. 2 reverse tooth blade through the frame opening and cut along the wavy solid black line. Next, using the same blade, cut the wavy line around the outer edge of the plaque. Adding the details Note: all remaining scroll saw work will be cut with the No. 2/0 reverse tooth blade. Install the 3/16"-Dia. roundover bit (or another decorative bit of your choice) and rout along the outer and inner edges of the frame. The use of a small router or laminate trimmer is extremely helpful here. Cut the internal lines of the rainbow trout. Note: you can skip this step if you are painting your fish. Cut the deepest detail lines such as the gills and the eye and mouth lines first. Cut the background detail lines such as the sand, plants, and waves for the three sunfish by threading the blade through the blade entry holes you drilled for the waves or by going through the opening left from the trout piece. Finally, cut the three sunfish and the back plate to shape. Note: if you are painting, only cut around the perimeter of each fish. Finishing Lightly sand the individual pieces in the direction of the grain with a medium grit sandpaper. Follow up, once again in the direction of the grain, with fine grit sandpaper. continued on page 48 November, 2000 WHY ARE WE PRACTICALLY "GIVING AWAY" "412 Woodworking Patterns for Onl 20 Each?" * IF YOU LIKE TO CUT PATTERNS OUT OF WOOD, THIS IS THE SET FOR YOU! YOU'LL FIND A TREASURE HOUSE OF IDEAS INSIDE. 412 BEAUTIFUL WOODWORKING PATTERNS AND DESIGNS. (By Frank K. Wood) FC&A, si Peachtree City, Georgia, publisher, announced today that it is practically "giving away" an all-new .set of 412 Woodworking Patterns." • Wooden furniture: for patio anci porch. % n • Stylish reindeer will " give your yard a festive*/^' holiday touch. ' • "Garden golfer" whirls'. f ,« all day long, while works ••'-, t of art bless your hearth and home. • Angels for the kitchen, cute critters galore, neighborly welcome for a door. • Large outdoor patterns add seasonal fun, create delightful kitchcn gadgets and household helpers for everyone. • One-of-a-kind birdbousc designs, a victorian-stylc holder for beanie bag "finds." • Shimmering snowflakes, Santas and sleighs, a Christmas countdown number the days. • Twirling whirligigs fill the sky- woodpecker, owl, and a .pig that can fly1 • A 3-D village, slccpytime rabbit and a frog that hangs out over your door. Moah's ark toy, a garland for teacher; clever animal notepad keepers. An adorable armoire and baby cradle, dressing screen, and a tree-top table. Classy corner shelves, handy peg racks, decorative vine and animals that shine. Unique intarsia patterns, daz zling sunflower birdhouse clock. A cabinet for your TV and VCR, western wranglers for your little buekaroo. Child-size "teddy bear" chair. Santa pull-toy, kids can ride away on a galloping horse! Pretty birds, curious cats and bouncing bunnies frolic among wooden sunflowers. Playful piglet shelf-sitterx and a caboodle of koalas from down under! Outdoor snow couple1 /(W& i in their Sunday best; Santa takes a much need ed rest. And much, much more! Build all these wooden favorites. Illustrated plans include intricately detailed patterns and complete instructions. To order a set, just return this notice, with your name and address and a check for S7.99 plus $3.00 shipping and handling, and we will send you "412 Woodworking Patterns." Or. tor only $9.99 plus S3.00 shipping and handling, you can get both the basic set and an extra 100 patterns. Plus, as a purchaser of our set of "412 Woodworking Patterns," if pleased, about every two months you will also be eligible for a first look and free trial preview of all companion pattern sots printed in the years ahead. Send your check along with your name and address to: FC&A, Dept. BCB-11,103 Hover Green, Peachtree City, GA 30269. You get a no-time-limit guarantee of satisfaction or your money back. You must cut out and return this notice with your order. Copies will not be accepted! IMPORTANT — FREE GIFT OFFER EXPIRES DECEMBER 14,2(1(1(1 All orders mailed by December 14,2000 will receive a free gilt, "50 Special, Seasonal, Woodworking Patterns," guaranteed. Order right away! cfc&a 2000 |
