You’ve Never Seen Woodworking Like This! KarambitKnives,com

I recreated Deadpool comic book art out of natural wood. No paint. No stain. Just amazingly cool, exotic wood species hand cut to form this picture of Deadpool. Each piece of wood was cut using a scroll saw. It took approximately six months to make due to the complexity of the project and tiny details necessary to craft the image. Scroll saw woodworking doesn’t have to be stuffy or involve making something boring. You can have fun making bright, vivid images using contrasting colors, all from natural wood. One of the best parts about scroll sawing is the low barrier to entry. All you really need is a scroll saw and patience to make insanely cool woodworking projects like this.

This artwork of Deadpool came from issue #7 drawn by Gerardo Sandoval and written by Kelly Thompson. Victor Nava & Gerardo Sandoval inked the work and Chris Sotomayor performed colors.

Making the cracked picture frame:

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Here’s a list of tools and materials that I used to make this project. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
•• Tools & Materials ••
My Amazon Store:
Scroll Saw:
Crown tooth scroll saw blades:
Reverse tooth scroll saw blades:
Drywall knife:
Glue roller:
Contact paper:
Spray adhesive:
Black CA glue:
CA glue accelerator:
Spray Lacquer: homedepot.sjv.io/5gm0M9
X-acto knife:
Magnifying glass:
Wenge veneer:
Cherry veneer:
Bloodwood lumber:
Bubinga lumber:
Canary wood lumber:
Ebony lumber:
Rotary sanding kit:

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