[Hi_Ho_Sliver]

Just depends on what "route" you take Bob

[fishcarver2004]

Originally Posted by Irish

Ah - Come On, Stacey! It's not my fault that I am obessive/compulsive when it comes to taking step-by-step photos.

(Is that like the Cop's excuse of It's not my dope in my pocket!)

I, also, will enjoy what you share. Mike kringes when I get near the power tools, especially his router and his dove tailer. I know nothing about router carving.

Susan

Hi Susan, your step by step is awesome!
I just have a hard time typing what I want to say. but I'm going to try it anyway. Every time I get close to a dove tail they always fly away
just going
i'm looking at my pics now so i will start the post later today
Stacey
( by the way i don't know how the dope get in my pocket)

[Irish]

ROTF-LMHO !!!!

Stacey ... one photo really is worth a thousand and one words! Lots of pictures - lots and lots and lots - are more important than words ... as long as you tell us what depth you're working and what router bit you are using

Susan

I am working on the ending to my tutorial but I believe that I will hold off for a few days so I can enjoy watching
Stacey work ....

[fishcarver2004]

Originally Posted by Irish

ROTF-LMHO !!!!

Stacey ... one photo really is worth a thousand and one words! Lots of pictures - lots and lots and lots - are more important than words ... as long as you tell us what depth you're working and what router bit you are using

Susan

I am working on the ending to my tutorial but I believe that I will hold off for a few days so I can enjoy watching
Stacey work ....

WORK? I don't think I said anything about working!
Stacey

[Mottles]

Hi Stacey, Alright finally a power tool that I have---well not actually mine--it belongs to my hubby along with the skillsaw and tablesaw don't have a bandsaw yet. Bob's discription of his router was so funny--you did mean it to be funny right Bob? Anyway Stacey looking forward to following along. 'It's Router Time'
Kathy

[fishcarver2004]

Originally Posted by Mottles

Hi Stacey, Alright finally a power tool that I have---well not actually mine--it belongs to my hubby along with the skillsaw and tablesaw don't have a bandsaw yet. Bob's discription of his router was so funny--you did mean it to be funny right Bob? Anyway Stacey looking forward to following along. 'It's Router Time'
Kathy

Hi Kathy, what kinda tool did you get?
or should i say what did your hubby get? I'M just about done with the wolf door so i can finish up this post
Stacey

[Mottles]

Hi Stacey, not a new router but an old one he's had for years--but works great. Well, in hubbys skilled hands--don't know what it would do in mine. LOL Guess I'll have to learn how to work with it. Still looking for a bandsaw and still don't have a power carver yet either.
Isn't it great when you can say a project is almost completed! Your work is really beautiful and lucky is the person who receives it.
Kathy

[Colin_Partridge]

I must have been busy I missed Susan's tutorial when was it and what thread was it on.
Stacey did I miss it where is your door. I have been meaning to try one myself so I look forward to seeing the progress.
Colin

[Ashbys]

Colin , heres the link better yet , Just check the Sticky in this topic 5 star . Oak Man relief.

[woodshvngs]

Could you share your technique for creating the bark detail on the trees in your carved doors? It looks great!!! I am planning to begin a similar project soon and it will be by far the largest and most complex project to date. Any help is appreciated.