Seahorse on fencing wood, router/scroll saw project...

Seahorse ,12"x6" routed out on fencing wood using cnc bits for the lines and end milling bits for the clear out, painted with acrylic paints..
cnc bits...
end milling bits...
adapter reducer collet...
engraving bits...

[MrSamckie]

Hi Shane, I am a beginner and love your projects and the way you teach them, looking forward to following you and learning a lot more.

[peterwhitehead]

Nice job again Shane and the sheds looking great. Hope you managed to locate some new CNC bits. The LED lights and the waterproof mixture sound very interesting and have to be worth a go. Looking forward to more videos but the shed space is shrinking fast. 😂😂👍

[ahmelmahay]

another great project a tip for you to make your projects really waterproof ...get some cellulose thinners and some polystyrene ....break bits off the polystyrene and add to a glass jar that has some cellulose thinners in it....the polystyrene will dissolve and you will then have a hard plastic coat for your projects. please do this outside for your own safety. oh and also coat the back of your projects with the plastic coat. you can do 1 or 2 coats. it will be a hard coating with full water protection. any questions, please ask P.s the polystyrene will slow down dissolving as you keep adding to the thinners but if you think you have added enough then stir and place a lid on the jar as it will evaporate very like the way it dries. nearly dries as fast as you paint it on. keep a cheap brush handy and when finished put it in some thinners and it will keep it soft

[saggioculo]

Love this. I really want a shed, all decorated with my projects. Love your videos!

[farscape]

very nice indeed,
but have you any more room on that shed (-;

[GregSennema]

Your videos are relaxing 😉. Curious, I assume your fence boards are pressure treated?