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Xmas contribution - Reindeer

Phil

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The pattern came from the Woodworkers Guild newsletter

The pattern is for 4x2, cut on a bandsaw. I resized it so that I could cut it on the Hegner

80mm high and 20mm thick.

The pattern needs some adjusting to make the reindeer better proportioned, will look later on and see if there is anymore scrap (crap) SA Pine.

Might still paint it bright red

Fresh off the saw (pine always has a nice smell)

Off_The_Saw.jpg

Ready for Xmas table

Xmas_Ready.jpg
 
Such a simple looking shape but gets across what it is quite clearly. I like it too.
 
Here is the second one in Red.

The blank was at the height limit for the Hegner, so the arm kept on hitting the top.
Took longer to cut.
Also we do not have that blue painters tape. Our tape is 'masking tape' which the saw blade does not like.


Cut and painted

Red_Reindeer_1.jpg

The pair of them next to the xmas glockenspiel.

Pair_1.jpg


Cheers
Phil
 
Just cut a slot in both antlers to rest a name card in - only needs to be the thickness of a piece of paper/card - the reindeer then face the place setting to have the name card facing the place setting.
 
Phil":1wuekpog said:
Andyp":1wuekpog said:
They would make great name place holders for the table.


Andy, can I send you the pattern to adapt tp name place holders?

Wot Stevie B said above :)

I've got a pattern bookmarked from Mathias Wandel. I doubt i will have time to make 10 before christmas day though.
 
I now have some Blue Tape 8-)

Thanks to Woolf (member) for pointing me in the direction of BuildersWarehouse.
I also bought some clear packaging tape.
 
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