3D Compound Cut Veterans Blocks
Coast Guard, Navy, Marine, Air Force, Army, & Space Force
Veterans Day is this Wednesday, and we wanted to share a favorite Steve Good piece honoring veterans. Bob Bakshis wrote in and shared an addition to the Veterans Blocks pattern with the Space Force branch. Thank you to Bob for adding Space Force to the pattern!
We have added the new version of the 3D compound cut veteran blocks pattern to the catalog for everyone to enjoy. They make a great gift!
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Bob Bakshis - Space Force Veteran Compound Cut
I recently used Steve's 3-D Compound Cut Veterans Block pattern for Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines.
I presented the blocks at the monthly DuPage Woodworkers meeting for the 'From Our Workshop' segment. They met with rave reviews. (See photo above). After the presentation, I realized that the set was missing the newly created Space Force.
I cobbled together a pattern using letters for other branches, did a bit of resizing, and created a logo for the Space Force.
I probably will never find a Space Force Veteran, but I am ready!
I have used several of Scroll Saw Workshop patterns and enjoy checking for new projects.
Keep up the good work,
Bob Bakshis
Thank you to Bob for being part of continuing Steve's legacy! If you have a pattern you have designed or modified, we would LOVE to feature your pattern on the blog and continue Steve's work of providing the scroll saw community with free, unique, and fun patterns.
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