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I cut this sleigh for my daughter.

See Sasho put this pattern up the other day I stack cut 3 so still have 2 in reserve, I sprayed the vinyl matt black and added some green along the top tree edges and the native is a Steve Good pattern I liked the look of, the Flint Arrow Head is also Vinyl.

Saw this on Steve Goodes site a pattern for us he said thanks Steve with a clock I just adapted it for a letter I kind like it. Roly

I picked up a piece of garapa were I get my wood. They were out of yellow heart and first time having this type in stock. Just a bit darker than yellow heart but cuts a lot harder. This cross I have made in the past using only two blades. To cut it this time using garapa wood it took 9 blades (#5 pegas mg) and wanted to burn worst than cherry. I didn't think I was going to get it resawed from 4/4 to 2/4 even with a new band saw blade. Won't be buying anymore of this unless to make a box or something that doesn't take a lot of fret cutting. It is a Sue Mey pattern, almost forgot.

This plaque is 14" X 14.50" and made out of oak. It was a custom order.

Cut this trivet over the weekend before I started on my next labor intensive fretwork project. Square Trivet by bobscroll, found in the pattern library. 1/2" padauk, approx. 7"x7", used FD #5 Skip Reverse blades.

I made these for my 2-year old granddaughter. I plan to add more as she masters the shapes. These are scrap poplar from puzzles and I added a magnet to the backs to stick on the refrigerator.

In another post I told about the good deal I got on a Jet spindle sander. Well went to another auction an picked up this craftsman rotary tool bench for $5.00. There was talk about them a few months back an I was going to make one but never got around to it. The auctioneer and other people didn't know what it was. I am going to mount my bench top router, bench top 6" jointer and a down draft sanding box on it. It is going to save a bunch of space in shop. Also at same auction I picked up a very well build 4'x6' work bench for $25.00.

Rescued 40, 3 foot, 3 inch by 3/4 inch Japanese cherry hardwood flooring today. 95% of my materials are free but at times I make a buy like this when the wood is hard to get or expensive. About 6o sq feet from a re- use it store. 20$. First item i made was this celtic pendant that absolutely had gorgeous colours. I gotto two out of the cut. The wood is beautiful. Can't wait to see what I am going to make... Tonight I cut this wind battered tree from this same Japanese cherry, it's hard wood for sure. Wood database doors not have it listed though, so I can't find the janka hardness. This tree is gonna look wild when it's done I think as the collars are gonna pop with tung oil

Not sure if I did this little guy Justice, but I think there s at least 1 person that can tell me if I did him Justice. Cut be me / Pattern by me.

Good afternoon and hello from the uk. My name is Steve and found this site by pure chance from being on Steve Good's website. My interest in scrolling started many, many years ago and started out with just a cheapy saw from b&q. After a year or so and struggling with doing a lot of what a liked to do I decided to purchase a much bigger saw. Purchased a diamond scrollsaw which were handmade in the uk by a small manufacturing company who unfortunately are no longer in business. I have had the machine for about 10 years now and still absolutely love it. Recently got back into scrolling and am glad to say that I am enjoying it more now than I ever did. Hope to be of some help on this site and will try to be an active member. Cheers guys and gals. PS loving all of your work that I have seen so far. A few pics of some of my recent works are below. Am on instagram as @sawdustisfun if anyone wants to see my work. Cheers

Wow, I finally have something to brag about. I finished up the three antler patterns that were sent to me. The first one is from Birchbark The second one is from DonR And the third one is from Spirithorse Thank you all for your patterns. I like them all. Thanks Jim

Made just to see what I could do! Walnut, cherry and the T-Rex is oak! And some unknown hard woods too. Cords are all rawhide.

Hi everyone, I wanted to put these on again to show Wayne who wanted to see a Red Sox one but of course I had to put a Yankee one on to. I want to thank Gordie again for doing these patterns for me. There made out of Oak with a 1/8 B/B backer.

Saw this pattern by Sasho the other day and had to do it simple yet different and the crying woman I also liked but cannot remember where or how I came across it , Both frames used are saved from the tip I do like to recycle when I can.

Again still working on the oak found in the hurricane looking for coconuts fallen from trees.I like the way oak cuts.Planed down from 1".I still need to add an angel and don't like the angel Steve Good has for it,The eye doesn't look right.So i 'll post when done.

6.25"W x 8.50" H 1/2" Thick Oak

I cut a 2 day event short by packing up at the end of the day today for a couple of reasons today. Number 1 is that there was supposed to be 2 booths between me and a food vendor, but ended up with nobody between us, which would have been fine, but... he was running a very loud generator for his operations and I had to listen to it for 10 hours and couldn't take it any longer. The venue folks were great, they tried to help by putting bales of hay around it to try to buffer the noise and it helped, but it was still crazy loud and annoying. I told the organizer I wouldn't be back for day 2 and she offered to move me to a new spot, but I kindly declined and she said she'd give me a discount for the booth rental fee at the next event I sign up with them. Sales were "good" today, but not great. If it hadn't been for the director of the plantation house (and stables and farm) where the event was held asking me if I sell wholesale and then buying 8 puzzles to put in her gift shop, today would have been sub-par. And unless it's a mega event... no more 2 day events for Iggy. The 2nd day is always much less in my experience, so it just isn't worth it financially as well as losing an entire weekend. Mrs. Iggy wants to go to it tomorrow to browse and shop, so I'll be a customer for day 2. :-)

Haa haa Mel I am famous I am the Phantom they seek him here, they seek him there, that elusive Pha! Pha! Scarlet Pimpernel.

Welcome to the village. Great to have you sign in and share.

Now that is So Cool.I have seen that pattern on Steve's site.But the clock turned me away(never had any luck with them)But now I will give it a 2nd look.Thanks Roly.Awesome job.

Welcome Steve, it's nice to see a few more Brits on the village. I briefly had a Diamond saw too but unfortunately got rid of it as we were short of space in our shipping container when emigrating to NZ. Wish I still had it though. Rob

Welcome Steve, from another Steve in Robin Hoods Country, nice pieces and a good saw. happy scrolling Steve

It is a Patrick Spielman pattern.

That's what I was looking for " The seal of Wombat approval... LOL

That is very nice and has the seal of Wombat approval too

Ewwwww I like that Roly I did not see that on his site I am off to take another look see if I can find it, Great idea of taking clock out and putting letter in

Thanks ,Yes but no time for that now ,I have so many project that need finishing ,They are all cut but need to decide on finishes ,stands ,gold plating ,lol etc

I like it!

You certainly did. He is soooooooooooooooooooo cute. Great work Terry. Can you tell that I am batie about wombats? I have lots and lots and lots of them that people have bought me and sent me, I am running out of room. Marg

I love the freedom one it is super cool. The crying lady is a new one on me, very nice. Beautiful work Frank. Marg

G'day Steve, welcome to the Village. Some very nice cuts you have there. Pull up a chair and make yourself at home. Marg (ex Brit)

Very nice cut, it looks great.

I thought I had seen all the old Craftsman tools and accessories but I sure missed this one. It's really neat.

Nice work thanks for sharing

Nice find, I hope you enjoy your great deals.

Nice little project Roly, well done. Jeff

I think probably calling them would get you faster results.. my experience with the online thing is always been very slow..

Cut from Honduran mahogany from salvaged bi fold door, framed with cherry from an entertainment unit, mounted on a drawer bottom

Fantastic craftsmanship, Ron, Beautiful! Thanks for sharing and God Bless! Spirithorse

Absolutely spectacular, Ron! From design to execution - Beautiful!

Ron Ron Ron<Tell us all we need to know to get close to pumping out this kind of fabulous work,My hands are itching and my arms are aching to do some work as this !

Just a Beautiful Box. Great Workmanship. I can only look. So far from my Abilities. Just wondering.... How long did this project take from the thought process to finished product? Can see so much Love and Special Attention. Danny :+}

Absolutely stunning Ron! Jeff

Beautiful work thanks for sharing

Definitely a work of art.

Oh my gosh Ron...........That is some craftsmanship!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"Holy cow, 48 stores are out of clear shelf liner??? What's going on???"

Iggy you have started a trend I am buying some liner tomorrow. Walmart will not know why the sales of shelf liner has picked up across the country.