Desk Name Signs

[SteveNelson46]

I made these for my veterinarian and his wife. The wood is Oak and the grain in oriented vertically so they are less apt to break. The names are mounted in a slot in the base secured with 5 minute epoxy and #4 brass screws.

[oscarl48]

Steve, good looking name plates.

[Alan Malmstrom]

There's a lot of cutting on those. Looks good.

[SteveNelson46]

There's a lot of cutting on those. Looks good.

Thanks Alan and Oscar. The Carvewright cut it all except for the border around the perimeter of the base. I have probably made about 20 of these over the past few years.

EDIT: I just counted. It's closer to 30.

[dbemus]

Outstanding work! Creative design!!!

[Canemaker]

Wow, I can't imagine making something so complex on the carvewright is it double sided?

[Sconi]

Very nice project.

[SteveNelson46]

Wow, I can't imagine making something so complex on the carvewright is it double sided?

No, it's just a one sided 2 piece project. The name and the base. I made the pattern for the name in Aspire but it could be done in the Designer also.

[xchief807]

Very nice work love them.

[henry1]

can you share the pattern if you can thank you in advance

[CarverJerry]

Looks great Steve, thanks for sharing. Excellent idea to run the grain the way you did.

[lynnfrwd]

Here is mine that Steve made for me in 2012.

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[Sliverfoot]

Very nice work Steve.

[SteveNelson46]

can you share the pattern if you can thank you in advance


Henry,

I could share the pattern but I made it in Aspire and unless you have someone that has the same names it probably won't do you much good. I think I shared a project file (.mpc) with you awhile back and discussed how to make it in the Designer. Here is the link to the thread.

http://forum.carvewright.com/showthread.php?28795-Name-Sign-Example&highlight=sign

[henry1]

Thank you steve appreciated