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This is one of Frank's patterns and is in the pattern library. Thanks Frank! This was cut from an old plywood drawer bottom and framed with some pine scraps I had lying around. Thanks for looking, Rob

I made this 8'x6"x2" cedar box for a donation item for a Local university's Christmas event for children. The theme this year is "The Grinch" . Woods used are: bubinga, poplar, bois d'arc, basswood, and cedar. Image is inlaid into the hinged lid using the "double bevel inlay " method with a scroll saw.

I thought I'd get a little creative on this one. Hope someone can use it. Obviously you'll want to cut the white.

My wife will say she needs one of those for my ashes.

Часы каминные. Прорезная резьба. Материал - фанера берёза.

Howdy All. I've mentioned in this post that I'm moving the Scroll Saw Reviews to it's own section. It is now located under the Resources tab in the navigation bar. I did this for a couple of reasons. First, I'm trying to simplify the forum a bit. This will help declutter the main forum page. Second, while the reviews forum was useful, it was really cumbersome to update. It required the admin to update the information, or to create a new saw review. Now with their own section, members can add new saws and edit the information on the saws really easy. To add a new saw, just click "Add New Scroll Saw" on the main page. To update information on a saw, go to that page's saw and click the green button that says "Update Scroll Saw Information". @meflick had an awesome idea in this post to have a area to upload scroll saw manuals. (Goodness knows I almost always misplace my manuals). Well, it took me awhile, but I figured out how to upload manuals for these scroll saws. Just go to your saw and click "Update Scroll Saw Information" and there's a section where you can upload a manual. You can upload different versions, for some of those old saws that has had several over the years. Here's How You Can Help? Here's where I can use your help. I know many of you created well thought out reviews for your saw. This new section has a Reviews tab where you can give it a star rating and a proper review. The comments tab is where all the posts from the forum got moved to. If you wrote a proper review, can you copy/past it in the Reviews tab and give it a star rating? This will be super helpful for folks buying a new scroll saw. The more reviews there are, the better they feel when purchasing. If you have a scroll saw but haven't given it a review, please do so. If you don't see your saw listed, please add it. You don't have to know all of the information. Just fill in what you can. (Please make sure your saw isn't listed first. We don't want duplicate records) If you have one of these saws, please look over the information. If anything is missing or incorrect, please update it by clicking "Update Scroll Saw Information" and filling in the correct information. If you have one of these saws, click the Follow button on that saw to be notified when someone adds a review or a comment. Anyway, I hope you find this new section useful and a little easier to use than the last one. And more than that, I hope folks looking for a scroll saw will find this valuable in helping them pick the right scroll saw for themselves....and suck them into our devious hobby.

Tomarrow is my first sale of the year. i don't useally do very good at the spring/ Summer sales but this one is only 2 miles from home and cost $45 which is about adverage around here All i am taking is puzzles and i only have to sell 4 to make table, sol it is worth the gamble will let you know later how I do. IKE

Looking for something to do today and ran across this, And then to finish out the day a Sheila Landry pattern.augh,great time for my pictures to not upload?It says there is a problem processes of .200 file?i tryed 20 times.

I have a lot of ideas for such type of patterns, here is my next one - Bee on honeycombs Painted MDF 3mm (about 1/8 inch), 7,5 x 7,5 inches, blades: NIQUA Top Cut #1 Pattern available at: https://www.etsy.com/shop/AlexFoxUA

Back home again after 3 weeks of house hunting up north.....Feels good to be back home and in the shop again!!!

I have been cutting a fair amount of cars lately and decided I needed to elevate my game and move to planes. Fan of WWII aircraft so tried my hand on a PBY and a P-40. Fun to cut.

Good luck !...Break a leg !

Good luck Ike.

I just gave a dw788 to a policeman that seen my work coming by the warehouse but have 8 more to set up for inlay.

Here is a picture -- Note - I'm using the Pegas replacement clamps, right now, which is why this is laying on a board.

The colors work so well together, fine job!

Your fine craftsmanship continues to amaze!

Option B

I have done no fretwork but I have done some cutting letters out of flat wall hung plaques. Inlay is much quicker to do. The time spent at the saw is about five- eight minutes per color. More time than that is spent sanding and glueing the inlay, and of coarse about two hours making and finishing the box. I encourage anyone, with scroll saw experience, to try inlay. I have one saw set up at the angle needed for inlay and use it only for that.

Option B

awesome job, it's beautiful

fantastic job

Very Very nice!! Makes me smile when I look at it!!

Outstanding!!! Someone will cherish it for years to come!!!!

Wow ur inlay work is 2nd to none

Great job! It’s nice to make something so nice out of material that other wise would probably end up in the dump.

Love it!

I like option B.

A Wonderful job.

WOW!! That is one of my All Time Favorite show to watch at Christmas.next to Merry Christmas Charlie Brown.You did an Awesome job!!

Great Jim like it. Roly

If this is easier than fretwork I want in! And double bevel! I'm impressed, Jim!

Those were the days,Good one!

Excellent cutting, looks great. Jeff

Very nice. Someone will love getting that!

Very nice Lew, like it. jim penquin

Looks super, well done. jim penquin

Wonderful work !

Quite nice !

Very nicely done Rob,nice pattern Frank

I really like that Rob. That came out great. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW

That looks great.

Sweet! You did a great job.

A very neat project. Good "rescue" too.

very nice job

Well Lew, three weeks off didn't hurt your talent. Nice work on that one to.

Here is updated link - https://www.etsy.com/shop/AlexFoxUA

Cut this eons ago and finally glued it together and mounted and framed it. All the materials I have repurposed.

I have my wife and daughters, I couldn't ask for more.

I'll give it whirl,i managed to hook up a new dvd player without calling my Son In Law for help.I deserve a BIG pat on the back for that.