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Puzzles - Free tabletop puzzle woodworking plans for animals!
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Materials
| 3/4" x 9" x 12" Pine, Basswood or Plywood Paint--Clear for board after figures are cut out Paint--Enamel acrylic latex or spray gloss enamel, your choice of colors, for the cutouts Clear packaging tape, spray adhesive or carbon paper |
Tools
| Scroll saw or coping saw 1/16 Drill bit #9 Saw blade Power Sander (optional) Fine sandpaper Paint brushes, small--foam or bristle |
Instructions
| Use a power sander or hand sand the wood on both sides. Cover the wood on one side with clear packaging tape to provide the saw blade with some lubrication as it cuts. Attach the pattern to the packaging tape with spray adhesive. Alternate method using carbon paper, trace the patterns on bare wood. Using the 1/16 drill bit, drill a hole on the cut line for insertion of #9 saw blade. Do this in a inconspicous place, like a small radius curve. One hole for each figure. Insert #9 saw blade through the hole and saw the individual pieces. Sand the individual pieces with fine sandpaper to smooth any imperfections. After the wood is nice and smooth, apply the paint. Be careful not to get too much paint on the edges that mate with the board. |
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