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001 - Victorian bridge

This is a scroll saw fretwork model of a Victorian suspension bridge. It can be made of any size you want, just by scaling the pattern and using appropriate wood thickness. Considering its size and beauty, this is a project that takes little time to complete and has no exceptional difficulties in its construction. One of the most attractive features of this project is the gently curved floor of the bridge. The bend is very slight and gives it a nice effect. The floor of the bridge should be made with a very thin wood, so that bending is not a problem. The two sides of the bridge rest on two delicately fretworked boxes.

The pattern has been designed to use 4 mm wood. By scaling the pattern appropriately any other wood thickness can also be used. These are the dimensions of the bridge model depending on the wood thickness you use:

Length Height Depth
1/8 inches wood 39.3 inches 9.9 inches 6.1 inches
3/16 inches wood 59 inches 14.8 inches 9.2 inches
3 mm wood 94.5 cm 23.6 cm 14.7 cm
4 mm wood 126 cm 31.5 cm 19.6 cm
5 mm wood 157.5 cm 39.4 cm 29.5 cm

Please note that this pattern is registered and copyrighted. If you would like to have it I offer it for 16 € plus shipping. The pattern is computer made, which provides total precision, and nicely printed for convenient scrolling. Click here to buy this pattern. Write me to info@finescrollsaw.com for any questions.

The picture above is courtesy of Larry Haynes from the USA.

This picture is courtesy of Jose María Beltrán from Barcelona, Spain.
This picture is courtesy of Travis Dunn from the USA.
This is the bridge made by Mike Moorlach from Brandon, and Duane Genzlinger from Sioux Falls, both in South Dakota. They got a blue and Best of Show prize in the scroll saw category in the 2006 Empire Fair of Sioux Falls.
This picture is courtesy of Francisco Rodríguez from Manzanares, Ciudad Real, Spain.
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This picture is courtesy of Francisco Gómez from Palma de Mallorca, Spain.
This picture is courtesy of Isaac and Ester Arditi from Israel.
This picture is courtesy of Carlos del Cerro Tenorio from Spain.
This picture is courtesy of Jose Luis from Spain.
This picture is courtesy of Don Monteath from the USA. This is a miniature bridge, made by scaling the pattern to half size. The arches are 2 mm thick and the bridge spans are 3 mm The total weight of the bridge is 156 grams, 5-5 oz.
This picture is courtesy of Antonio Zaglio from Italy
This picture is courtesyb of André Disnard from Saint-Pierre et Miquelon.
This picture is courtesy of Steinar Vissebraaten from Norway.
This picture is courtesy of Lefteris Christou from Kastoria, Greece.   
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This picture is courtesy of Ary Cadet from France (Reunion island).
This picture is courtesy of Brian Carter from Scotland.
This picture is courtesy of Daniel Bordei from Italy.
This picture is courtesy of Guillermo Morcillo from Castellón, Spain.
This picture is courtesy Laurent Neu from France.
 This picture is courtesy of Antonio Zaglio from Italy.
This picture is courtesy of Francisco Javier Tejado Montalvo from Silla, Valencia.
This picture is courtesy of Francisco Calderón from Chile.
These pictures are courtesy of Matthew Buhagiar from Malta.
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This picture is courtesy of Jose Rodrigo from Borriol, Castellón, Spain.
This picture is courtesy of Matteo Gentile from Foggia, Italy.
This picture is courtesy of Sebastiano Foddai from Italy
This picture is courtesy of Alejandro Hernández from Amposta, Tarragona.
This picture is courtesy of Stephen O'Toole from Ireland.
This picture is courtesy of Roberto Sgalla from Italy.
This picture is courtesy of Raffa Domenico from Italy
This picture is courtesy of Miguel Angel Maza Pérez from Madrid, Spain.
This picture is courtesy of Bill Walker from the USA.

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