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  1. newfie

    House sign

    Finished this piece up today it's 2 pieces of 1/2" plywood glued and screwed together. 10"h by 20"w with to coats of sanding sealer on it and 3 coats of spray polyurethane.
    8 points
  2. Jronn65

    Jewelry Box

    My first jewelry boxes. This is how they looked after I cut them and after sanding and staining.
    7 points
  3. John B

    A Box for my Sister

    G'day all, Well finished the box for my Sister's birthday. It's late but better late than never Radiata Pine, Jarrah inlay, blue felt lining with blue flocking in the tray. 3 coats of lacquer, cut back with 320g between coats.
    4 points
  4. Yesterday I had the opportunity to sell my stuff again at the VA hospital. This was my second day, the first was about a month ago. After expenses, I came home with around $450, so I think I did pretty good. It also opened up more opportunities for me. A lot of people loved my work, and I was invited to sell at other VA’s in our region. It was just dumb luck that I was set up on the day this hospital was hosting a meeting with all the regional canteen directors. I made quite a few contacts I will be following up with this week. I would saw I did good. Aside from sells, I made opportunities. Hopefully I can make this work.
    4 points
  5. jbrowning

    Productive Weekend

    Well, I had a pretty productive weekend. I cut out a motorcycle, Christmas Tree (Iggy's pattern) and a Jigsaw Cowboy Boot. I won't bore you all with the motorcycle but here is the Christmas Tree and Cowboy Boot. These are all made out of 3/4" Poplar cut out on my Hegner.
    4 points
  6. Foxfold

    Newbie lessons learned

    I've only been doing scrolling for a few weeks and only done 'little' things in plywood, but was feeling rather pleased with myself as I seemed to be getting the hang of it. However, my saw and my wood both taught me a lesson today. 1) Don't try cutting patterns that have 'pointy' bits with plywood as the layers come apart. 2) Only do scrollwork when you are calm + collected. I was a little tense today and had gone to the workshop to take time out, but I broke my first blade today and it made me jump out of my skin. It may be a day or two before I pluck up the courage to go near the machine again.
    4 points
  7. fredfret

    Newbie lessons learned

    Plywood and real sharp points don't work well Baltic birch helps but does not eliminate the problem. Working tense on any machine is not a good idea the scrollsaw how ever will not take a finger on hand unless you really want it to. Afterwhile a broken blade will become just another day at the office. Keep at it your work has looked very good. Fredfret
    4 points
  8. edward

    camaro

    Finished this pattern from Steve Good.
    2 points
  9. alexfox

    Welcome sign

    First try to make layered sign 4 layers (3 and 1 background), laminated MDF 3mm (about 1/8 inch), 11,2 x 4 inches, blades: NIQUA Ultra #1 Pattern available at: https://www.etsy.com/shop/AlexFoxUA
    2 points
  10. I have only broken a blade once on my Hawk but when I did I thought I would jump out of my skin. On occasion I will start the saw forgetting to flit the tension lever. That makes a bit of a racket and kinda startles me. I can only scroll for about two hours before my eyes tire. I scroll a couple of hours in the morning and again in the afternoon or evening. Sharp corners work with plywood by using appropriately small blades and preferably a few reverse teeth at the lower end of the blade. Don't give up. You'll get it with a little practice.
    2 points
  11. Rockytime

    Les and Faye

    This is from a pattern kindly made for me by Don in Brooklyn. Ontario that is. 1/2" Poplar, #5 Pegas.
    1 point
  12. Foxfold

    Things I've tried

    I'm very, very new to this hobby of 'making' stuff, so I've tried several different things. A scrollsaw Butterfly, A 3d Reindeer, burning wood and an ornament from the forum book. I guess I'll settle down and chose just one thing to do, but for now I'm enjoying the freedom of retirement and flitting from thing to thing.
    1 point
  13. neptun

    The Punisher box

    My new box.
    1 point
  14. RabidAlien

    Newbie lessons learned

    I broke a blade once, scared the crap out of me.
    1 point
  15. A big WELCOME from me. Roly
    1 point
  16. munzieb

    Jewelry Box

    Well Done!
    1 point
  17. meflick

    Jewelry Box

    Beautiful job all around. Thanks for sharing.
    1 point
  18. daveww1

    Jewelry Box

    fantastic job, they're beautiful
    1 point
  19. John B

    A Box for my Sister

    The sign of good tradesman is how well he hides his mistakes
    1 point
  20. John B

    A Box for my Sister

    Thanks Scrappile, I made a 45deg jig for the table saw. Sit the box in it with the blade set to cat 6mm into the cnr and make a cut in each cnr. I then glued a feather of Jarrah into the saw cut and planed and sanded it flush with the box..
    1 point
  21. spirithorse

    A Box for my Sister

    Very nice work, John! Thanks for sharing and God Bless! Spirithorse
    1 point
  22. spirithorse

    The Punisher box

    Nicely done! Very clever idea to use the plastic spoon also! Thanks for sharing and God Bless! Spirithorse
    1 point
  23. Scrappile

    A Box for my Sister

    Looked again John and I really like the way you do the corner joints with the dark strip up them. Do you glue a dark piece to each piece before you cut the 45 deg. joint? However you do it it really looks nice.
    1 point
  24. Charlie E

    A Box for my Sister

    Beautiful job! Thanks for admitting mistakes. Helps me feel better!
    1 point
  25. John B

    Jewelry Box

    They look very intricate .
    1 point
  26. scrollntole

    The Punisher box

    very cool -- so, if you whack (punish) the box, does it automatically open??? (only kidding....) Vin
    1 point
  27. rjweb

    Jewelry Box

    Beautiful boxes, how long did it take you to make, RJ
    1 point
  28. scrollntole

    Jewelry Box

    whole lot of cutting there - top shelf! Vin
    1 point
  29. scrollntole

    A Box for my Sister

    very nicely done - great contrast with color too. You should be forgiven for being late!! Vin
    1 point
  30. newfie

    Jewelry Box

    Great work thanks for sharing
    1 point
  31. Rockytime

    A Box for my Sister

    What fabulous boxes you make! You are so talented.
    1 point
  32. Scrappile

    Jewelry Box

    Yes Sir, very well done! Beautiful work.
    1 point
  33. DWSUDEKUM

    Jewelry Box

    Very nicely done! That looks like it was a fair bit of work. Well done. DW
    1 point
  34. meflick

    A Box for my Sister

    Stunningly beautiful that your sister is going to love, late or not. Thanks for showing.
    1 point
  35. Break a leg. If my wife shows up don't sell her any. They are on my to do list and they will be done some day. LOL
    1 point
  36. bobscroll

    A Box for my Sister

    Very proffessionally scrolled and finished John! It will be very much appreciated by Your Sister! Thank you for posting, Bob
    1 point
  37. Karl S

    A Box for my Sister

    Beautiful box, I really like it.
    1 point
  38. 3Dface

    A Box for my Sister

    I wish i had more thumbs!!!! The 2 i have to put up is not enough! Beautiful work
    1 point
  39. RabidAlien

    A Box for my Sister

    Very nice!!
    1 point
  40. dgman

    A Box for my Sister

    Beautiful work, sure to be cherished for a lifetime!
    1 point
  41. Fantastic looking boxes. KEEP UM COMIN' Roly
    1 point
  42. Scrappile

    A Box for my Sister

    I really like the boxes you make. Nice work
    1 point
  43. newfie

    A Box for my Sister

    Nice work thanks for sharing
    1 point
  44. daveww1

    A Box for my Sister

    awesome job
    1 point
  45. munzieb

    A Box for my Sister

    That is just fantastic craftsmanship!
    1 point
  46. lawson56

    A Box for my Sister

    Oh your Sister is gonna love that.It is one Beautiful box!!A job Very Well done.!!
    1 point
  47. woodduck

    A Box for my Sister

    You certainly make a beautiful box John .That's one to be proud of,your sister is going to love it.
    1 point
  48. Welcome to the Village I think you will enjoy it here. Bragging rights is where you post completed project... You don't have to brag, but you have the right if you want! We all started, just like you are, we all asked a lot of questions and still do. Jump in. enjoy and learn...
    1 point
  49. Blades are sold in dozens. I thought that was because you should use one a month.
    1 point
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