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I have been back in my shop, making some dust.Willie is Steve Good's pattern The Razor is Grandpa's The 58 Apache is mine and Jimmie's # 48 is Sam Custodio's.That is my Daughter's Birthday gift.She's a Big Jimmie Johnson fan.

I made this for my daughter for her baby shower. All the guest and family are going to sign it. Then it will hang in her room. Made it out 1/4 in plywood. Some of the wood i just bought. Thanks for looking. Will be working on more things this weekend.

This is my last set of trophies I have mad with a joint venture wit an excellent wood carving man I meet in a small town near my place

Steve Good pattern. Wood - must lepp (Alnus glutinosa in Latin, don´t no the name in english) 8 pcs total

Finished this Black Lab, pattern is from Gayle in scrollers Cafe. Did this after my surgery. edward

I have a Sue Mey pattern that needs names & dates placed on a curve. It is a wedding pattern. Is there a easy way to place the letters on the curve without learning GIMP. photo shop or other types of software? I have been cutting out the letters and taping them to the pattern. Didn't know if there is a better way to do it without all the computer learning that is required to do just a small thing.

i cut this mini clock for us soldiers

We had more than 100milliters of rain in the last 3 days so spend some time on the scrollsaw. Now that I have installed the new Pegas blade holder on my EX I find that it is so nice to work with the saw. I did not realized that the knots was there when I glue the pattern on " it say I RIDE A not Pride LOL

I’ve been very busy lately. Business has been doing really great. I thought I would take a minute and share some of my latest creations with my fellow scrollers. I made my own patterns for all of these. The Sprint Car will be given out as a trophy @ my local dirt track. The 3 CNYUAS Kart trophies are going to Syracuse, NY. They are for the Top 3 in points for the Central New York Unlimited All-Stars. Some where for Father’s Day presents, Birthday Presents, Proud Parents, Fans, and the Drivers Themselves. Hope you guys like these.

Here is a neat trick. http://woodworkingtips.com/etips/etip021800sn.html Another http://www.woodworkingtips.com/etips/2008/03/06/ws/

very nice

That looks great, Mimi !.....Nice cutting !

Nicely done. Thanks for sharing these with us. DW

Nicely done Mimi. That came out great. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW

Willie Nelson

Very nice work.. You certainly been busy..

I am waiting for Scrappile to try them. Then I may give them a try myself. All the positives are sounding good. Good luck on the $ 300.00 gift card from Bear woods Scrappile grizz Oregon

Wonderful work all around....I really like the Pickup !

Nice job! Again I will say how I like the way you do the framing.

My gosh..........you sure have a great collection of race car projects.

All great;but I like the 58/9 Chev pickup best!

Nothing to add to that statement!

Very nice medal hanger Peter, I like it.

Eight teachers in the school. The was a music school summer camp and concert after that. Daughter plays piano and flute.

Very nice job Peter. Great idea!

Those came out nice Monti.

Beautifully done, the padauk and poplar really catch the eye. Rob

I guess since I've only been scrolling for about 6 months, all of my projects are "new and beginner" but these are the very first. I cut them at a class I took at a Woodcraft store.

Good job! He'll love it.

Great job!

I use D and D. Blades arrive in 2-3 days. What is confusing on their site? Maybe we can help.

Nice cutting thanks for sharing

Terrible corners with a Harbour Freight saw and round blades... Also no clue about wood, so it's spray painted MDF: The sawdust gave me 6 weeks of bronchitis!

This was the project that got me hooked last November and my first project.

This Christmas box was the first project I done on the scroll saw and now I am hooked. I try to do a project every couple of weeks. I would do more but too many other woodworking projects on my plate.

I don't cut anything exotic, just things that I happen to like. The star of David was the first piece I cut. It was for a little friend for Hanukkah. She could paint it. She is a beautiful Chinese little 11 year old who was born missing one chromosome. This leaves her a little slow. Perhaps like a six year old so she is in special ed. She loves little puzzles so I cut little things for her wile my wife supplies her with girly things. The second photo is more of an example of what I like to cut. I don't sell anything and my shelf is getting crowded. I'm probably the only one around here that likes them. They can be given away when there is a sale of my estate which I hope isn't soon.

Well seeing as this was my idea I had better show you my first 'project. As you can see it was a small one. My husband had just got himself a scroll saw and I had asked how it worked, he showed me and I was off cutting 'straight' and squiggerly lines. The next week I came across a book of patterns by Patrick Spielman and I loved the penguin, so off I went. I did a couple of others that day, a Scotty dog which I gave to a Scottish girlfriend (she's still got it) and a cat will a ball but unfortunately that disintegrated into about 6 pieces when it fell off the fridge. My little penguin still sits on the fridge and he is 19 years old now. I did some woodburning on him as you can see still no better at it. Marg

This was my first ever scroll saw project, but it needs to be explained. I have worked with my hands most of my life. Built 2 motorhomes in my earlier days, as well as various machines and/or improvements. Took a woodworking class at a trade school & built an oak desk. Time & patience mean absolutely nothing to me. The clock was cut with a $69 Performax saw from Menards. Not visible is the pedestal that made the total height about 6 1/2'. It was given as a housewarming gift to our son in Des Moines, Iowa. To you nice people that hesitate to start what looks like a challenging/difficult piece, just remember it is always 1 hole & cut at a time. It doesn't make any difference if it takes 7 months (as this did), or you start 1 or more projects per day. The amount of sawdust is the same either way. jerry