ssflipo13
The Great Pumpkin

Hello ssflipo13! It's been a while since I have been here and I am not sure I told you you are up on my site. See it here: http://killerpumpkins.com/killerkin/killerkin.html
Thank you for your tribute and welcome to my KillerPumpkins family. John

you're welcome. it was very nice.

Nice work and yea crows would be a tough one and better to buy, thats what I've done.

Thanks! Believe me, it's more than a little stressful cutting tiny stuff like that on the hotwire. But, it is possible

Take a look on pg.4 of the same thread, and you'll see how I used those letters

You're welcome Let me know when you start to buy the parts, I really recommend getting the 70w electronic transformer. I'll pass you a link to the particular one at Amazon I used, which will allow you to cut much thicker foam faster. I'd suggest at least 12-13" of throat height, and a minimum of that in throat depth. It makes the complicated task of cutting large shapes eeeeasy, and the best part is, you can also precisely cut exquisitely fine detail with the same tool.

Take a look: http://www.halloweenforum.com/genera...ml#post1245073

you are quite welcome! Can't wait to see it finished you did on outstanding job on the carving! I really liked your props for your haunt! Did you make them?

No problem, always glad to help. Be sure to tap me on the shoulder when you finish the bat

Thanks for the kind pic comments, & you can find the tutorials right here:

http://www.garageofevilnetwork.com/p...tohotwire-foam

http://www.garageofevilnetwork.com/p...o-hotsaw-table

http://www.garageofevilnetwork.com/p...erator-extreme

I designed my own using bits from the tutorial, and if you'd like a closer look at the details of mine : http://www.halloweenforum.com/hallow...oll-table.html

Hi there ssflipo13!!
Just wanted to say thank you for your comments you left on my profile. It's been a while and I was unaware that you dropped by. I am going to post your drawing on my website in the next few days and I wanted to know your name and where you are from so I can add it under your picture with the link. I do not have to use your last name if you do not want to. You can either message me me here or better yet email me here: jpelico@sbcglobal.net. Your drawing skills are very good. The piece you did of mine is beautiful!! I am proud to show it off too. Keep practicing and experiment with different mediums and you will find a look and style of your own. Being good is in the eyes of the beholder!! You will always be more critical of your own work, which is ok, since it makes you always want to be better.
Be well, talk to you soon, John