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  1. barb.j.enders

    What time is it?

    I got this finished. It will be a gift for my daughter's partner. He is a huge watch fan. Pattern from the latest SSWC magazine. Cut from Cherry. Insert purchased on Amazon after not finding anything local. Had a few issues with the side cut on the buckle. Ended up using the belt sander instead of cutting. Used a #5 MG blade. Finish is 2 coats of Walrus Oil and one coat of beeswax/mineral oil.
    26 points
  2. don in brooklin on

    Candy dish

    I see these all over the web made by CNC so I created a pattern to fit the wood I had. I think red oak and basswood. It is supposed to be a candy dish as hostess gift but looks okay sitting on a shelf.
    24 points
  3. Just finished this beautiful Russ Beard pattern, I double stacked 4mm Birch Plywood, cut with a Niqua #1 pin less blade, soaked in BLO/Mineral Spirits mixture, will get a light sanding and the a few Coates of clear Lacquer spray. This will be my last cut for 2024 and probably for a while, need to sell some of my cuts to cover the costs of the consumables. Planning on making some frames ( going to try a different technique) do some general wood workin and because we stay on the coast the sea air is very corrosive so I’m planning to wash all my machines, check them for any signs of rust and just generally give the all a good service.
    23 points
  4. Fish

    Walnut Cross.

    I did this from a decal made for putting on a wall. I tried thicker wood but it didn’t look right. I tried a couple woods other than walnut but it didn’t look as good. I think this is one of my favorites I’ve done. I’m gonna give it to an old family friend.
    20 points
  5. 3 Layer, with colored rice size LEDs I really like doing layered and lit projects. Last year, I did the much larger one. I really like working with walnut, it cuts and finishes well, and that chocolate color when I apply the linseed oil is phenomenal.
    19 points
  6. Kris Martinson

    Moose by a Lake

    I made this for my wife. She has always wanted a moose wood-art piece. When I ran across a great painting of one, I knew that I had found the right one for her.
    18 points
  7. don in brooklin on

    Serving Tray

    At our club last week a video was shown on how to make a serving tray as a gift. They used a template and drilled a bunch of holes and then use a router and jig. I figured I could do this with the scroll saw much easier. I first made the pattern in Inkscape (probably 5 minutes). I didn't have a thick enough wood so I glued a piece of walnut to maple. Attached the pattern to the walnut side and scrolled out the interior 3 pieces. Then sanded the interior walls. Not too much sanding as I used a #5 FD Ultra reverse. Then glued the bottom walnut on and cut exterior. Routed the top and bottom edges and sanded. 2 coats of tung oil. Really quick to do. serving tray 1.pdf
    18 points
  8. Since finishing the humming bird lamps and the River Boat projects, I had fallen into a derth of scrolling ideas. It was, a sort of been there, done that. My wife noticed I was getting ansey and bored and I needed another project. She says I want you to make another Christmas project? I say ok and then a little while later she shows up with 3 patterns for Christmas wreaths she bought from Scroll Saw Artist! I'm back in the game! The 3 were not too bad to cut but the poinsetta veining took a little time. Originally, we were going to do regular candles but have kind of moved away from that and she found some LED candles on the web with timers that worked perfect. Project was 1/2" BBPW with shellac and satin Lacquer. It ain't Christmas yet, what will I do next? Added some pictures with candles and wife ordered cushions with pictures of us and the dog.
    18 points
  9. This is a Carole Rothman design that was published in Scrollsaw Woodworking & Crafts, issue 61, Holiday 2015. The box is made from Brazilian rosewood and the flower petals are cut from alder. Won’t the missus be surprised!
    17 points
  10. BadBob

    Guitar Ornament

    This may be the most difficult project I have ever cut on a scroll saw. I made several attempts before I got one to come out in one piece.
    15 points
  11. GPscroller

    Gnome flasher

    Here is your morning smile Jeff
    15 points
  12. barb.j.enders

    Santa Claus

    This is from the latest issue of SSW magazine. Cut from Poplar, Unicorn Spit stain on the top side only. Beeswax/mineral oil finish. Destin for my nephews once the postal strike is over.
    15 points
  13. "Norman Bates" 30,5 x 41,5cm, backer board 4mm, Norman 4mm, 'cheap' DIY store ply, done with a #1 blade. Check out the hair. Those are some scaaary long cuts.
    15 points
  14. wombatie

    Columbo

    Haven't post anything for a while. The Columbo pattern is by Jim Blume. Made from 1.5 bamboo ply in a store bought frame, 8.3" x 11.7". Marg
    15 points
  15. Scrappile

    Nativity 2024

    Every year I try to do a nativity scene. This year, I picked more of a picture than a scene that has to be set up. This is a Sue Mey design. My picture taking skills are declining along with my scrolling skills. But I finished it.
    14 points
  16. For anyone who hasn't seen these, they are really fun. I did these three last night for grandkids. They look much better actual "tiny" size than blown up. I included the video demonstration.
    14 points
  17. TAIrving

    Santa Gnome

    Will also post in the Intarsia forum.
    14 points
  18. I have always wanted to make one of these. This time I DID it! Sue Mey design. The base is 19” X 6”
    14 points
  19. One more from an Ornaments of Charity Patterns file. Compound cut, made from Walnut.
    14 points
  20. A couple from the "Ornaments for Charity" patterns for 2024. Did this this AM, stack cut. The Dove is mahogany. The angel is canary wood. Finished with Beeswax and coconut oil.
    14 points
  21. Pattern Christmas Bells by Steeve Good. Four inch diameter. Wood" 1/8" Maple, 1/8" & 1/4" Walnut, and 3/8" Padauk. I laser etched the year.. Made as givaways at a Christmas get together I host with Neaigbors about a week before Christmas. Edit: I got talked into, by my Lady, into making a few more. After seeing how the first batch came out, I decided they needed a little brighter color. so I made the bells out of Yellowheart. Much better IMHO.
    14 points
  22. These are from this year's business kit patterns. I cut them from 1/8-inch baltic birch plywood and finished with clear shellac. I used a #3 Pegas MGT blade with the saw slowed down about 1/4 turn from the slowest speed.
    14 points
  23. Tbow388

    Bowl and box

    Here is another checkered oval bowl. The wood on the bowl is super old walnut and teak. The box is for my Granddaughter Evas Christmas. Its a Secrets box.
    14 points
  24. A few of my favorites from the past few years. Have not finished ones from this year.
    14 points
  25. I made this pattern from Steve Good and it can be interpreted two ways, Santa gained too much weight during the year and the ladder broke or he lost too much weight and his pants fell off, either way so far I made 5 of them because my family and friends like them
    14 points
  26. GPscroller

    Alex Fox Xmas box

    Saw this the other day on here and thought it was neat. Made two and they are both gone, so will be making more. Jeff
    13 points
  27. Stretch

    Family Puzzle

    Every year I do 2 family puzzles one for each of my children's families.
    13 points
  28. I used a piece of faux sea glass as a nod to Willie’s Christmas song, “Pretty Paper. “ Of course the guitar is Willie’s timeworn Martin, “Trigger.”
    13 points
  29. Dan

    Dinosaurs

    I got the pattern for these as a free download from a pattern store (maybe Toy Makers). Had the for years and discovered them when clean shop. Anyways,easy to make. I let my 3year old grandson help put the wheels on. He the got to tell his mom he made them. Oh, these were make from the many scrap left over from the garage wall.
    13 points
  30. Charlie E

    Sea Glass Ornament

    I've started making some faux sea glass with my rock tumbler, so I also made some fake drift wood with my scroll saw and sanders to make this cool Christmas Ornament. Very fun new offshoot of the hobby.
    13 points
  31. some of these i've posted already, not sure about others. All are Sue Mey patterns. birch wood, spiral blades. Cedar base on some. Pine base on others.
    13 points
  32. Since 2010 I have made yearly ornaments for family, friends and co-workers. Modified Steve Good pattern and had to cut 60 of them this year. 1/8 inch BB ply cut with Sawbird #3 ultra reverse, stack cut four at a time. Jeff
    13 points
  33. alexfox

    Merry Christmas ribbon

    Merry Christmas ribbon - one more new Christmas pattern and project. 4 layers, 1/8 inch, project size 10 x 5 inches, recommended to use two types of wood or wood stain. Video of making project Merry Christmas pattern
    13 points
  34. My Barbers (a Father/Son operation) are big time gun enthusiasts who, after seeing some of my work, ask me if I could make something to hang in their shop…the walls of which, are filled with all kinds of signs, pictures, and the like. All things about Hunting, Guns, and Motorcycles plus Police Patches, lots of Pin-ups and much more. To get a feel of what kind of things are on their wall, one of the signs reads “Notice! Ammunition is getting too expensive, so there will be no warning shots. I found an image online that met with what I was asked to make. I created this 9 x 12 inch ‘Gun-In-Hand’ pattern for an Intarsia like painted Segmental piece. The pattern was cut from one piece of 10-inch wide, nominal 3/4" thick, premium pine. I painted the individual pieces with Acrylic Air Brush Paints. After Painting, the pieces were glued onto a 1/8-inch-thick BB Ply backer. The completed assembly was protected with multiple coats of Clear Gloss Acrylic Finish spray. Comments and critiques always welcome
    12 points
  35. I found this pic in Scrappile's gallery, liked it and wanted to do it. I couldn't find a pattern, so I used his photo. 27cm x 36.5cm, backer board 6mm, Viking 4mm, 'cheap' DIY store ply, #3 straight blade used This was my first try doing a traditional pattern, it took me about 30 hours to do with a fretsaw. Came out pretty nice (though the photo isn't).
    12 points
  36. Just add another item to the collection
    12 points
  37. BadBob

    Birdhouse Ornament

    I cut the ornament body from poplar; the bird is mystery wood from some cutoffs, and the perch is bamboo.
    12 points
  38. This is a custom order. Never to be done again! Thanks to @don in brooklin on and @Fab4 for some pattern help. Cut from assorted plywoods. Finished with Walrus Oil.
    12 points
  39. Each year I do a Marine ornament for Hubby and this is this year's orn. I did not put a backer on the bell itself as he preferred it without. The bell outline I will do in blue.
    12 points
  40. I just finished this "snowman" today, he's headed to Australia in the morning. My customer likes to send winter gifts to her family enjoying their summer. Thanks for looking. This a Sue Mey pattern, I changed a few things so the piece would be safer to ship. Rick
    12 points
  41. Wichman

    Ornament for a friend

    An ornament for a friend, pattern from the ornaments for charity files. 1/8" basswood, FD Polar #2/0 blades for the interior cuts; #1 for the outside cut.
    11 points
  42. FrankEV

    Dolphin Family

    Wanting to add to my collection of Nautical themed Intarsia pieces, I purchased this Steve Bundred Dolphin Family Pattern from his Website https://fantasticwoodworking.com. Very detailed pattern filled with lots of instructions but also filled with many errors. I followed the pattern but not all the instructions, and that was a mistake. His suggestions were there for a reason, and I only realized that after it was completed. My finished piece is not quite what it could/should have been. My wood choices: Basswood, Sapele, Black Limba and Monkey Pod. Sharpie Black eyes. Backer is 1/8” BB ply with edges painted Black. Protected with multiple coats of Clear Satin Acrylic Finish Spray. Comments and critiques allways welcome.
    11 points
  43. One more Christmas pattern and project, last one this year - Christmas Box with hidden opening mechanism I have not many such patterns, so it was interesting to creat it. Pattern includes 2 variants: ususal box with hinged lid and the same box, but with hidden opening mechanism (bells - rotating part). Watch the video of making to see how it works - https://youtu.be/93otO75vFQc Christmas Box pattern
    11 points
  44. Yesterday I did a compound cut out of one of the ornaments for charity books. this one is by Travis. I realized that by adjusting the side cut, you can make 3 ornaments out of one slab, so in essence a stack cut in a way. Cyut the PEACE side first, then cut the 3 side cuts.
    11 points
  45. Many great grandchildren’s parents needing ornaments. Steve Goods Name ornament maker. And one from Shiela Landry.
    11 points
  46. The last two gifts for the ex girlfriend, still friends, just a step back. The angel is a SG pattern, the spice rack is an old pattern I had to modify.
    11 points
  47. This is a Christmas pickup that is did using a mystery wood I believe is Aspen. It is 3/16 inch thick painted using acrylic paint. The other is 1/4 inch thick oak stained with gunstock stain. Both are sprayed with rattle can clear gloss. The pattern is from a pattern book I purchased, Holiday Scroll Saw Ornaments, buy Jacob and Wayne Fowler. Jerry
    10 points
  48. Having fun in the shop, made this box to hold a Christmas present for my wife
    10 points
  49. All scrollsaw. Almost ready to ship. Canarywood CowGirl hat. A lady in Idaho wanted one. I have to glue leather sweat band in and pack it up.
    10 points
  50. I just handed out 65 if these to our 4 teams at work. We had a pot luck day, so my boss and I decided it was the best time to hand them out. No scrollsaw work. But CNC and Laser was used. 5 types of wood, Maple , cherry, black walnut, Mohagany, and Hickory. Our group says end of year celebration due to many different types of religion is through out the 20,000 workers corporate wide. I know lots of Technical abbreviations in the gifts. The names are project names. There are about 12 to 20 members per project. This is the first time I made gifts for all projects teams. I usually just give them to the team I was assigned to.
    10 points
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