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Big Canoe Woodworkers Club Donates 100 Puzzles to “Toys for Tots” November 10, 2017 On opening day for the Pickens County(GA)Toys for Tots program, the Big Canoe Woodworkers Club donated 100 wooden puzzles for the local Toys for Tots campaign. Several members made the puzzles under the guidance of Brian Beals with Pickens Puzzles LLC, also a member of the club. Others in the club donated wood for the puzzles. Pictured are Chuck Fleming with the Toys for Tots program, Claude Drevet, Terry Nicholson, Brian Beals, Cecil Schneider, and Amy Brannon-Hamby with the Toys program. Yours truly is the one holding the butterfly puzzle. bb

Someply wood some cedar some teak

Made this for a coworker grandson , wife is a good pattern maker and I'm the scroller !

Just finished this piece today thanks to Don who made the pattern for me. Monti made one for me to but I went with Don with the butterfly. Made out of Oak and Walnut. Thanks again Don for the quick pattern.

My 1st attempt at a bowl, the pattern is the Circle Bowl by Steve good.

Just finished this Plaque , wife put it together and I cut it out of Maple and glued it up and painted it . Shipping it to Hoover Alabama next week , as long as it get there before Christmas and it is . My wife is such a big help in my scrolling Hobby !

Nice job! I just love scroll saw bowls. I think they are one of the most difficult things to make and have them end up looking good. Ive turned quite a few bowls and I think turning a bowl,is a breeze compared to scrolling one.

Been scrolling somewhere like thirty years , have been on several forums though all this time . Like the news and patterns and maybe I'll get back in this again , just so busy working full time and just trying to keep my hobby/customers up to par .But I'm retiring March 1st of 2018 and I told the wife I will get caught up on all my scrolling projects and when it when it happens would like to get a day or two a week job . Anyway cheers Marshall

I made eight of these to order and after delivering them I received an order for five more. Double bevel inlay of maple into walnut.

Another project out of the Kathy wise beginner book.

That's how Mrs. Iggy describes me... But take a look at this... I thought it was cute and will make a few for my upcoming shows. And I'm including the pattern, it was a freebie from a friend. Iggy Nativity.pdf

Looks very very close. If it isn't the slight off could be just where I slid the top of the blade into the clamp when I clamped it and or how centered and perpendicular I got the bottom when I clamped it in. I'd be tempted to take a picture and send it to Advance Machinery if I were you. Maybe there is something wrong and they need to make it right. You know the top clamp should not be tight in the holder. It should have a tiny bit of play. When I first got my Heg, I tightened the big thumb nut down on the clamp and had all sorts of trouble, broke many blades, then I read the instructions, backed it off a little and have loved the saw ever since.

very nice

i think you are correct and I also think it would be neat to make different scenes in some, like Santa and a Christmas tree, or snowpersons something along those lines, like mini-schwibbogens thingies,,,

Can't wait to see your saw dust pile.And remember to keep your nose to the grind stone!

Awesome bowl, I need to put that on one one things to do.

fantastic ,Perfection at it's best!!

Hi Friend. You just posted a picture of the "pattern". Just print & saw it. Looks doable.

That came out really nice.

Nicely done Terry, what type of wood did you use? Len

Well done,first attempt was a success

I like it !....Nice work !

Very nicely done Project. That came out great. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW

NICE!!

Very nice work. Thanks for sharing.

Congrats, it came out great. Isn't it fun trying something new? Is this a display item or are you going to use it?

Looks great thanks for sharing

I couldn't find the post, but here is a pattern http://woodgears.ca/reindeer/scrollsaw_plans.html

Looks great thanks for sharing

I have glued 1/8" pieces together and it came out nice. One thing to get them to come out right is don't clamp them very tight. I think using the wedges would be enough.

great idea, I have struggled edge glueing thin stock and now I can try this. well done and thanks for sharing!

Do not trust sites like best advisers. We have the U.S. counterpart to these kinds of sites (like scrollsawreviews.com) which are a joke. These folk don't know anything about scroll saws except what they read in other peoples reviews. Check out the scrollsaw reviews on this site, which will give you a much better idea. Only trust a scroller to review a scroll saw.