Painting or Wood Burning Scroll saw cuts.

[Insane Dust Maker]

I have used to paint my Yoda’s and to do some wood burning, it’s basically a modified Lay Susan, it’s not my design it is Tim Vande Sluis in his Powercarving video on you tube, where he tells you how to make it.

The great thing about this it has a non slip mat on it so your project won’t slip, but here’s the greatest thing of all you don’t turn your project you turn the table and use the wedge shown in the photo just jam it between the table and the stand and it won’t turn will you doing whatever.

Hope you find this as useful as I do, sanding of completed cuts is a dream with a little Palm Sander.

[meflick]

Thanks for sharing. Your work looks good.  I’ve been learning to carve. I’ve beeen doing relief carving to start. I’ve been using some nonslip shelf liner on my work table since I don’t have the ability to clamp on my work table. It has worked surprisingly well. I have also purchased and used a lazy Susan for finishing work. Maybe I will try with the carving.

[Foxfold]

I've used this set up for several years. My other half made it for me about 3yrs ago for my pyrography.  I also use it with a cover for my final spray finishing. 

[Insane Dust Maker]

Melanie,

Tim Vande Sluis use this on the majority of his wood carvings, I tried his lessons on relief carvings etc. but somehow it just did not click for me, I then discovered scroll saw cutting, and I’m enjoying it to the full. Sadly where I stay we only get bottom end scroll saw, in fact a choice of two. Struggle to get the right blades, but I work with what I got.

[meflick]

I found the video Don referenced here:  

Unfortunately it appears that Tim’s website referenced is no longer there so you would need to figure out info. needed from just the video.

“I have used to paint my Yoda’s and to do some wood burning, it’s basically a modified Lay Susan, it’s not my design it is Tim Vande Sluis in his Powercarving video on you tube, where he tells you how to make it.” . . .

Edited June 17, 2022 by meflick
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[lawson56]

I have seriously thought of wood burning, so this is Very helpful. Thank you.