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Layered Wolf

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I have purchased a pattern from Etsy. This is a layered project that my mother wants to give to someone for Christmas. If this pattern turns out, I will place it in my store when it opens.

Session 7

Finishing up 2nd project

I plan to follow the same plan, only making it smaller, using 30 cm wood. I plan to paint it with a grayscale color scheme.

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Sizing the pattern was really not an issue. Everything went just as planned. It really looked very nice. I did try to paint the whiskers because of the dark gray on the side. That didn't go really well. I have decided to make the whiskers a separate section to engrave and make the laser stronger and the speed slower.
Another thing I need to look at is how to glue wood that is warped. I used large clamps to hopefully get it glued flat. It worked, but I am always afraid of breaking the layers. I would like any suggestions.

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Try thisEngraveit Legacy (Joe)

As far as gluing layers together I use a really good CA glue. Cause it dries fast and holds good.

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Try thisPop Pop Moose

What I did was to use Elmer's glue as it gives me time to position it. I place the project on a flat table and get a thick flat board to press on top. Then I clamp that down. I have an old flat photo press from my old darkroom and use that on smaller projects. I'll see if I can't find a listing for one online so you can see what it is.

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I don't see why you can't size it down. Just select all the layers at one time when you do.

Diane HollandProject Owner
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Thank you!