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I finished this project this weekend. The pattern is by Sue Mey and found in CWWC August 2013. I wanted to make this project for some time, but didn't have the right wood. I used 1 1/4" Maple discarded by the local La-Z-Boy chair manufacturer. The trim is 1/8" Walnut and the backing is Red Oak plywood. I used FD Polar #9 blades and finished with spray Shellac. Ideal for displaying small items. Any ideas? Comments welcome.

A quick project I worked on over the weekend. Used 2/0 FD spiral blades on 1/8 BB ply. Red cedar for the frame. Designed by Lora Irish

This is a pattern by Thomas Mullane Jr. I made this one for my son who calls his property "Eagles Nest" .The actual cutting is made from marine ply with a fruitwood stain,which I applied with an air brush to reach all the fine bits.The frame is made from pallets to give it a rustic look .the final finish is satin spray varnish ,Quite pleased with this one.

This was fun to cut, but next time I would have to find better way to link the words on the right side.

I HAVE A TRACKING NUMBER!!!! UPS delivery scheduled for Friday... Yippee! Yahoo!! I probably won't get it early enough to play with it Friday so I'll have to wait til after the farmers market on Saturday to set it up and have some fun. P.S. the part that was causing the problem was the table... not a moving part, so I'm not concerned. They had a new company start making the tables and there was a slight problem which has been resolved.

I have purchased a few sets of patterns from here. http://woodyoubelieveshop.blogspot.com/ I have done one so far, have the lights but have not put them on. Got to get that done before December....

I really never think about it ...whatever works for you. But...clockwise in the northern hemisphere and counter clockwise in the southern hemisphere.

My cousin in Michigan is selling these fast,I cut 5 last time and now she wants 8 that's all my saw will cut at once,5 hours cut time with various blades #9 scroll reverse worked best but breaks on turns.That's all i could stand then lay down.The pieces not cut out yet have pin nails holding it together.

Thanks Rob. Thimbles would work great. The selves are between 1 3/4" to 2 1/4" high.

Very neat.

I made this for a friend whose daughter passed away recently of cancer & she wanted this to put some special things in of hers. It is 5' x 1.5" & used ultra gloss for the finish. Nearly forgot it is a pattern from Sheila Landry. Cheers Peter

Very nice.

Great job!

The link I provided above is to a guy in America that sells Volker Arnold patterns. Not sure if one place or the other is cheaper, the ones I purchased were sent via email, so no postage. Maybe the only difference in the exchange rate of the monies.

One of my favorites http://www.va-holzkunst.de/ Volker Arnold.

Here is a link to a site from a man named Helmut. Schwibbogen by Helmut May be worth a look for you.

There are a huge amount of these patterns on Pinterest.

No I don't. But it can lead to some beautiful works of art if you keep pursuing it. Just adds to my list of styles of scroll sawing I'd like to try. I noticed though that many that are out there are laser cut and they are proud to state it. Oh well!

the woman up north tend to stay home and quilt so yes more orders i hope,thanks Mr slasher!

I still have lots to do as i tryed to cut corners being not in shape and battery drilled every hole crooked ,looks like bondo time.When i separate them and see how many on the bottom need fixing.I knew better but trying to take the easy way out.thanks friend!

Nicely done Monti. That came out nicely. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW

What a great project, love it. Thanks for sharing. Jeff

Nicely done Monti! Jeff

I knoooooooow

Super job on both the pattern and the cutting, thanks for sharing. Jeff

Great job on all Monti, but puzzles can be soooooooo addictive. Jeff

Great job on a wonderful pattern. Cut four of them several years and couldn't keep them, everyone wanted one lol. Jeff

Great results from scrap wood, nicely done. Jeff

Nice work thanks for sharing

Like stated above, those should be a hit with new parents, aunts and uncles, and grandparents. They are cute as all get out. Jeff

That's awesome what the thickness of the diamond plate? Thanks for sharing

Nice cutting thanks for sharing

I cut in a counter clockwise direction...always fet more comfortable that way.....but then again i am a bottom feeder

Sorry it wasn't a good sales day for you Tony. Maybe you can add some beer stein and pretzel puzzles to the mix to attract the Pub crowd.

Yes, I figured if there were more grandchildren - more cap racks would be needed. Its so nice that you are designing them to "fit" their likes. I am sure this one will also be a hit. More grandchildren to go? Thanks for sharing.

fantastic job

Lol me too

That is what we were laughing about.It was such a nice day for July .Everybody was walking there dogs.The only ones that did good were the Local Pubs.But they do good every Day

boy would my neighbor go ape for this.Superman was in a plane 30,000 feet in the air,the stewardess told him to fasten his seat belt,Superman said superman don't need no seat belt. Immediately the stewardess said Superman don't need no airplane either,lol

From self designed band saw boxes to teddys ,What next ?These will not last .load up on stock!

Excellent work, I love native American stuff.

Excellent job

Great work monti but once you done one that is it you is hooked I am afraid and Scott`s plan to turn us all into puzzle makers gets a step closer I can see him now sitting at his chair rubbing his hands with glee saying to himself today craft fairs tomorrow the world moooooooHAHAHAHAHAHA my dastardly plan is working, or of course i have seen too many films in my life and believe what he said on his thread about a dastardly plan lol

No reason to start another thread for these... 2 new breeds cut this week... Chin (Japanese) and Vizsla. I get requests for unusual breeds now and again and what I do is tell them I don't have one with me but I do offer them. I give them my card and ask them to email me and I'll make one, send them a picture and if they like it they can buy it, but no obligation. They never bother emailing, but if I get someone else at another time asking for the same breed I'll order the pattern from Harvey and cut one for display. Chin and Vizsla are prime examples... I've had 3 people ask for each of those in the past month, so I'll put 'em out on display and see if anyone else comes asking.