Favorite Project - Scroll Saw Challenge

[Montserrat]

Of course the project I finished last.  My Paisley Rabbitt.  However, I also loved my books on the mind projects. 

[Sycamore67]

I haven't done as much scrollsaw this year but this is my favorite.  Most of parts were first scroll sawed and the shaped. It is a Model A Ford.  I did this as my dad and i worked on a 1929  Model A when i was in high school.

[preprius]

My favorite is my wearable wooden cowboy hat.  But since I did not make any new hats last year. 

I will have to go with what I have made. 

Just finished.   An appreciation award for the project lead at work. 

Wood is Pepperwood. The circle in the middle is a silicon wafer.  The 2 circles are silicon die, little squares cut from wafers. "Pepperdine" was the project code name so I had to find pepperwood. 

I used relief angle cuts to make his name protrude from the surface. 

Wood stain was called Colonial, a darkish brown. I wanted a darker frame around a shiny center. Wood finish is "Arm R Seal". 

I used a polyester resin water clear to pour over the wafer material circles.  Henry had 2 direct engineers assigned to him. The 2 moons signify 2 Jr. guys. 

The TPL ring signifies Tecnical Product Lead.  The ring has magnets to be able to remove it. It is made with 1/4" butternut wood.

 

 

[Tbow388]

My favorite project this year would have been the Handymans Tool Box that I made for my son for Christmas. Not much scrolling except for the sides and the handle. All made out of oak with an Alder handle.

[Ron Johnson]

My favourite project was making a third rocking horse. The first two were made 22 years ago for at that time my two grandchildren. They still have them and will be passed on to their children to enjoy. 
So the past year I decided to make a third one for display when doing shows. The first two were made out of Ash and the third one was made out of Walnut and Ash. Size is 45” x 16” x 36”. 

[Hudson River Rick]

@Ron Johnson

GIDDY YAP Ron.  Those ponies will be around for many generations, great work.  Thanks for sharing.

Rick

[flarud]

After seeing everyone else's,,, I would like to remove mine!!  LOL

[scrollerpete]

This was a custom order and I enjoy the end result more than the cutting but at the end of the year it was my favorite. Coming close second was this charcuterie board

[Scrolling along with Susan]

I am part of the Herb Society of America and we love hummingbirds.  I made a hummingbird plaque for the outgoing president.  I enjoy segmentation and working with various types of wood stack-cutting.  Hopefully it is a gift she will cherish for years to come. 

[Hudson River Rick]

Very nicley done Susan.  Thanks for showing your work to us.

 

Rick

[rjweb]

Very nice Susan, I believe you have a youtube channel that i have subscriped to, if it is the right Susan, thx RJ

[Sycamore67]

This is a great thread with lots of wonderful projects and a wide variety.  Thanks everyone for posting.

And thanks for the kind Likes on my entry to this thread.

[Gonzo]

My favorite would be this chess set I made for my son in law. I also made one for my nephew. Mahogany and Birch. 
 

Edited January 15, 2024 by Gonzo

[rjweb]

Beautiful job on the chess set, RJ

[Gonzo]

3 hours ago, rjweb said:

Beautiful job on the chess set, RJ

Thank you!

[Scrolling along with Susan]

On 1/11/2024 at 4:28 PM, rjweb said:

Very nice Susan, I believe you have a youtube channel that i have subscriped to, if it is the right Susan, thx RJ

Thanks.  Yes, that's me with the youtube channel. 

[Travis]

I created a slideshow of the Favorite Projects Scroll Saw Challenge.  It's kinda fun to see.  I wouldn't mind doing this for the new scroll saw challenges.  It's a lot of work, though.  Anyway, feel free to share it on your social media.  It's fun to show to friends and family.

Enjoy!  

 

 

[jerry walters]

Very cool Travis.  I did enjoy it.

Jerry

[Scrappile]

Thanks, Travis.  The is neat!

[Fab4]

Hi Travis:
A lot a work on your side, I'm sure,  but well worth it when you're sitting on this side of the fence
It's different and well done
Thanks
Fab4

[barb.j.enders]

Thanks for the video.  Saw a few things there that I didn't see scrolling through the thread.

[JessL]

Thanks. I like it!

[Scrolling along with Susan]

On 1/11/2024 at 4:28 PM, rjweb said:

Very nice Susan, I believe you have a youtube channel that i have subscriped to, if it is the right Susan, thx RJ

Yes that's me.  Thanks for watching!