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| Registered User Supreme Forum King | About maybe 25 years ago I built a bunch of these climbing bears (see attachments 1 and 2) for the kids a the church we were attending. My wife sewed little outfits and my granddaugher now has the one I made for my daughter. Back in those days I used a jug saw and cut traced bears out. Used a couple of sanders to sand the edges and made a nail board drilling fixture to get the angles right. A simple pattern to locate the eyes etc. I was thinking of making somemore now that I found the details again. This is where you come in....... I would like some ideas about how you might do these with a router and choise of templates, fixtures, bits etc. I would like details so that anyone can do this at home, maybe for the holidays. As you can see some modification will be needed to use a router so feel free to talk about that. If someone wants to really do these I can provide the remaining information on the construction. Let's see some posts on this please. Ed |
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| Registered User Forum King | There is no doubt this could be achieved with the router and the aid of a template it would mean some of the internal corners would no longer be 'sharp' as they would have a small radius anything from 3mm minimum to 5mm maximum Tom |
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| Registered User Supreme Forum King | Quote:
OK more ideas, more posts, don't make me do this myself! Ed | |
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| Registered User Forum King | I'LL sit and design a template Tom |
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| Registered User Supreme Forum King | Quote:
Now how about some others of you tell me how you would do this? The more feed back the better! Ed | |
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| Forum Moderator Supreme Forum King | Just think a nice roundover bit will elimanate some of the sanding can't really help with the template though not a good drawer. Seems though you will have fun with that project enjoy. |
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I trust you slept well Elnclosed is a template for you to cut this will cut one half of the bear then simply flip over the template to rout the other half Tom | |
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How I got a posting here I do not know I suppose poor computer skills Tom | |
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| Registered User Forum King | I tried downloading the drawing and it is smaller than the actual size required therefore you will have to scale it up to 8 inches square. I must also say this is the first time I have used imperial measurement on the computer so it took me a little longer to complete the drawing Tom |
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