Spent this session cutting the back panel from the same fence paling and boxing in the sign.
Making a frame that will be glued and tacked onto the back of the sign. The strips of timber I am using are from a carton of ALDI garden stakes, very handy for woodworking...
Off to the workshop to cut the last 2&1/2 letters and during cutting the last segment of the very last letter (the M) we had a break-out - bugger
Setting up to cut the last segment of the last letter - yay
Thought I was going to make it through but with 1&1/2 letters to go my back said enough is enough so we'll have to wait till the morning to finish this part of the job.
Did some gardening this morning and finally planted some small potties into the cottage garden that have been sitting on the front porch since last month. Then into the workshop to cut another letter or two...slow going.
Last session we cut one letter...the O.
This session we cut 2&1/2 letters, D, A and half the E...lol
Prepped the sign, pre-drilled blade holes in each letter and headed for the scroll saw.
The usual masking tape, spray on adhesive and stick down the template.
With regard to country property name signs started looking around for some hardware like scroll brackets.
Found one at Bunnings for the prototype name sign @ $6.30.
Pixie will actually drag her basket to follow the morning sun through the balcony windows - pretty smart.
