A couple of my favorites from the ScrollSaw Puzzle Book

[Rolf]

Jaeheon Yun is a fun designer and I had fun cutting all of them for the book.  I used a smaller blade than Denny (Pegas MGT 3) as I wanted a smaller kerf for the pictures.

The larger(thicker) #5 is better. it makes it easier to take apart.  Non of these were meant to be "tray" puzzles.  But a neighbor asked me if I could turn a couple into tray puzzles to keep all of the pieces together. Cuddly kittens, that also had two different woods for contrast.  A bit tricky after the fact.  The kittens picture shows how I packed them to send out to FC

A few of them needed color so I got to play a bit. Two favorites.  And the Kittens are mahogany and maple.

[Charlie E]

Those are great! Lots of fun for little hands. Nice job.

[daveww1]

very nice

[wombatie]

They all look terrific..  Love the kittens.

Marg

[rafairchild2]

Your penguins remind me of the work of my cousin Stewart Moskowitz.

[Peter N White]

Great kiddies will love them.

[don watson]

Well made pieces, haven't got that far in the book yet as most of the pieces I have done disappear into the toy box before they get painted etc.

[Rolf]

Thanks for the nice comments, I actually cut "57" puzzles. The last one was published in separate printing.

Noah's Ark , I used a small desktop laser to engrave the name on each animal.  this one was really fun.

[rafairchild2]

2 hours ago, Rolf said:

Thanks for the nice comments, I actually cut "57" puzzles. The last one was published in separate printing.

Noah's Ark , I used a small desktop laser to engrave the name on each animal.  this one was really fun.

 

Next time I make one, I am going to laser in the names.  Also, since I do framed backer storage, I will laser in the pattern and names so there is a guide in it.  This is one I did a little while back (pre-owning a laser).

[Rolf]

When I frame them I drill a larger hole in the backer so that it easy to push out the first piece.