Plaque

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LarrySMember since Dec 2014

Some of us guys usually go to Drummond Island, Michigan to do some perch fishing in the fall.

I had the biggest perch last year and got some lottery tickets but didn’t do very well on the scratch offs.

So this year I have to buy the lottery ticket and I thought I would make up and cut out this plaque for the biggest perch caught also.  

 

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comp56Member since Sep 2014

Sweet good job……..you spelt perch wrong….lol made ya look!

FoneguyMember since Mar 2016

Nice work Larry !!!!

krutonMember since Jun 2015

Nice work Larry. That’s a pretty cool idea. You guys just gonna sign it for the year you won it and pass it around to the new winner each year or make a new one each time. Might be a really cool time capsule type piece if it was a travelling trophy.

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KnarlyCarlMember since Jan 2016

Nice! Is there a backer board to create the “silhouette”? Or is that part of the board itself you painted?

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LarrySMember since Dec 2014

comp56 wrote:

8 hours ago, comp56 said:

Sweet good job……..you spelt perch wrong….lol made ya look!

 

LOL!! O man I should have spelled it purch!!! LOL

LarrySMember since Dec 2014

kruton wrote:

8 hours ago, kruton said:

Nice work Larry. That’s a pretty cool idea. You guys just gonna sign it for the year you won it and pass it around to the new winner each year or make a new one each time. Might be a really cool time capsule type piece if it was a travelling trophy.

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I doubt that I’ll make one every year. Other than my son. The other guys don’t know that I’ve made the plaque yet. 

If the winner wants to make it a traveling trophy? That’s fine with me.

KnarlyCarl wrote:

49 minutes ago, KnarlyCarl said:

Nice! Is there a backer board to create the “silhouette”? Or is that part of the board itself you painted?

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It is two pieces of wood. The back piece is painted black.

JimboS1iceMember since Sep 2015

looks good dude!

WigWagWorkshopMember since May 2015

Very Cool! Was it made on a Scroll Saw?

LarrySMember since Dec 2014

WigWagWorkshop wrote:

1 minute ago, WigWagWorkshop said:

Very Cool! Was it made on a Scroll Saw?

Yes I cut it out on the scroll saw

WigWagWorkshopMember since May 2015

LarryS wrote:

1 minute ago, LarryS said:

Yes I cut it out on the scroll saw

 

You Sir, are a master for sure. I really like projects like this, that use a backing plate, it really makes it stand out.

LarrySMember since Dec 2014

WigWagWorkshop wrote:

1 minute ago, WigWagWorkshop said:

 

You Sir, are a master for sure. I really like projects like this, that use a backing plate, it really makes it stand out.

Thank you.

I really enjoyed laying it out and cutting it.

krutonMember since Jun 2015

Now I want a scroll saw!

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WigWagWorkshopMember since May 2015

kruton wrote:

3 minutes ago, kruton said:

Now I want a scroll saw!

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It’s one of the tools, that is very relaxing. There are so many different types of projects you can do, puzzles, signs, ornaments, toys, and many others.  And one big bonus, you don’t have to worry about cutting a finger off.

krutonMember since Jun 2015

Now that I have a good miter saw I’d like to find a nice tablesaw, but a scroll saw is on the short list…

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