FENCES GALORE

Here's a place to post patterns you want to share, link to patterns you find elsewhere on the internet, and request particular kinds of patterns you're looking for. I've moved a few existing messages here to get the forum started.
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Pete R.Oehmen
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FENCES GALORE

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Hello Fellow Collector's and Builders. I've been working on this project for a long time and now it has come to fruition. You can set down your Exacto knives for a while. I can now, relatively easily, cut as many style of fences I wish. You will see, in the photos, that I have cut 3 of the most common crenelation topped fences and one of the very rare fences. I have a shallow, a medium and a deep crenelation fence top (Copied from the original Japanese fences). In photo #2 you will notice that it has a piece with a crenelation on each side. That's so you can cut the fence to the desired height. I will let you cut the slots or punch the holes in the fence so you can match up the house you're repairing. These are the proto types that I just received today. I give them 10 thumbs up. I'll have to work out the prices. As a group we may want to decide what other fences are needed before I go into production.
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Howard
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Post by Howard »

Pete...

way to go!...again!...you've got it all figured out...seriously...these latest products, in adition to your other supplies, just about fill all the needs of makers and restorers...

My very best regards...Howard...
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Tom Hull
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Post by Tom Hull »

Outstanding work. I like the idea of a double type fence. If you make it wide enough you can have two fences from it. Good idea!
I love the complex but seldom seen fence - it would be a BEAR to do by hand. Maybe the new putz builders would be interested. I seriously doubt I will ever have the need for it - unfortunately. :cry:
PutzinVT
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Post by PutzinVT »

Just found these examples of houses using those types of fences.

The ones with the triangles looks like it would be tough to cut by hand.

http://www.cardboardchristmas.com/papat ... 05hom5.jpg
Laurie
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Post by Laurie »

I've been working on punching out the design of the triangles fence - it's not going real well. So your timing on this fence is great for my next lackie.
Pete R.Oehmen
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Post by Pete R.Oehmen »

Hello Laurie, I'm modifying the triangle fence. I knew there were two versions, one with the solid area in between the lattice work and the other that is a continuous lattice like the picture. I'm glad you pointed that out before I sent off the final designs. Are there any other fences that I'm missing? Thanks PutzinVT
Kathi
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Post by Kathi »

Wonderful fence options, Pete. Excellent work, and thank you for your continued pursuit of materials to restore our treasures.
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