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    WWW.SCROLLSAWWORKSHOP.BLOGSPOT.

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    Digital Patterns
    Designed by Steve Good

    Hundreds of free Patterns


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    Note to commercial print employees: I give my permission to print as many of this pattern book as your customer requires.
    steve@stevedgood.com Copyright Steve Good 2015
    Sports Car
    Cut the parts and glue the two center sections together
    with the driver on the correct side of the car.
    After the glue dries draw lines to separate the head for carving.
    Use a Dremel and a carving knife to carve the head and shoulders.
    Carve as much or little detail as you wish.
    I just carved the shoulders and did a little detail sanding.
    I left the steering wheel and arms without detail.
    Use 17/64 inch drill bit so the 1/4” diameter dowel rod
    axel will turn freely.
    I used store bought 1.25” diameter wheels. You can cut your
    own if you wish. They are included in the pattern.

    Cut 1/4” diameter dowel to 3” in length


    Glue both side wall on and clamp until dry.
    Cut the wind shield from 1/2” thick wood. Look at the picture
    below to note how the windshield was sanded so it curves
    down on the sides and slightly tilts toward the driver.
    I used store bought wooden buttons for the headlights.
    Notice that I sanded the tenon off so the head light will
    glue on flush.
    I glued the side skirt on both sides. Take care that they line
    up from side to side.
    The head lights are glued to the front.
    I used a spray acrylic to finish the Sports Car. After the
    acrylic dries install the axles and wheels.
    1/4” Thick

    1/4” Thick

    1/8” Thick 1/8” Thick

    1/2” Thick
    Windshield
    1” Thick

    1” Thick

    3/8” Thick

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