June 20, 200817 yr Anyone have instructions or a blueprint on making a split cross. Any help would be very appreciated. Thanks, Chris.
June 20, 200817 yr If there is a blueprints of one, I can't locate it. They are sometimes called the Friedrich's cross. Hope this helps.cross
June 20, 200817 yr Also called the Celtic cross. Bps over the 200 number are not availeable right now but will be later not sure the number either.
June 20, 200817 yr The Saltfork Craftsmen have a little tutorial available for a key fob Friederick cross. It's on 2 pages, here's the links. and Hope this helps. Could easily be scaled up for larger stock.
June 21, 200817 yr I have made these crosses and mount them on pieces of dessert drift wood to sell at demos. I have also seen marbles melted into the center hole for color. The first one I made for my wife had a pearl colored marble melted in the center because one of her favorite hymns is "I found a pearl of greastest price,"
June 21, 200817 yr Author Thanks for the replies. I think I understand now how it is done. Seems I saw one made at a demonstration once that was done without the hacksaw preparation. Hot cut chisel maybe????? Great Hymn triw! Chris Edited June 21, 200817 yr by simmonds
June 21, 200817 yr Chris Friedrich uses a chisel and leaves the hammer and chisel marks on to make it look rustic. He also makes large ones for grave crosses out of 2 1/2 inch material.
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