I am selling this guy a bunch of video games old atari systems, Nintendo and sega items.
He is driving 4 hours to buy a bunch of stuff.
So this sign will be for his whatnot store background.
A little over an hour with a 60° v bit and a .250 2 flute bit. I had the oak slab left here by a friend.
Not the most complex thing to make but it was a fast and easy cut.
I have a ton of video game stuff. I counted 250+ games, mostly 2600's 1 Darth Vader, 5 wood grain, 1 Sears video arcade, but also 2 5200's, and there must be 15 controllers ranging from paddles, to track and field, and a few other brands and styles.
I remember playing Combat at my cousins house when we visited. Pitfall and Chopper Command too. I really like the art work and have manuals to go with a lot of these games as well.
Used a 1/16 end mill with an outside contour cut. Once I have the fingers the correct thickness I can change the dimensions just by moving nodes.
Finishing them now staining and sealing.
I am making smalls all weekend. We have a booth in a consignment shop and I want to make 100 $2-$5 items and a few more ($5-$10) expensive ones to stock.
There is a bookstore next door to the consignment place so I am going to make a few extra page holders and see if they have any interest in stocking or reselling.
Almost all my wood is left over from other projects. Mostly cedar and pine and a few oak pieces too.
What are you making this weekend?
I like how simple this was. My last few projects were more complex.