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Just finished a pattern from Paul was a nice one to cut.

Too excited not to tell somebody that will understand. My Dewalt 788 bit the dust a couple of weeks ago.Today I sold a very nice trumpet that was gathering dust which enabled me to order a Hegner Multimax 22V. Merry Christmas!

Just finished up these plaques with crackle paint finish(wood glue is the secret).....1x8 lumber for main plaque with a routed fancy edge......name & decorations are 1/4" sanded ply painted black.....pleased with the way they turned out......2ft wide.....used "Bigtop" font on this one.....Comments are always appreciated. Thank you

Made a great deal of gifts for a bunch of my friends and family. This year has been the busiest year ever and best year ever.

This is a Steve Good Pattern , had these glued for some time before I decided to try it , all 1/8" BB material with a 1/4" Walnut backer that sits on the interior cover that's glued to the outside lid for the box which is also Walnut material. Made two of these - my wife was going to give both of them away for presents . I ask her if she wanted one she'd better keep one of them - cause they were a little of a pain to cut and she decided to keep one for herself . I've had a big call to price and make them, not saying I'm not going to make more but wow got to figure a far price to ask for them since there really a time consuming project . I want to be far to the customer as well as to me that's doing all the work ......

I had a request for a panda bear.....here he is...1/2" sanded ply for body, 1/4" ply for the rest.....comments welcome......ty

Tiger fretwork, 450 cuts Size 10x13 inches (without frame), birch plywood, 1/6 inch, gloss varnish pattern is available at https://www.etsy.com/shop/AlexFoxUA Video of cutting and making background -

Made this from 1/8" BB Plywood with another layer of 1/8" BB Plywood painted flat black and build a pine frame that were all glued too for myself , patten came from a friend that of course shared the pattern with me . It really looks better in person , it's 12"by 12" in size . Any comments welcomed

illuminated star, pattern by AC Holzkunst, Germany.

Cut these six deep (1/8") to benefit a scholarship fund. Designer is Volker Arnold.

Thanks a bunch to Multitiom for the set of Burno Mars patterns, got a sister in law who is a huge fan of his so wanted to do something for her. The Clint is a pattern by Gayle at Scrollers Cafe jim

I stacked cut three of these in 1/8 inch BB (12 x 16) for Christmas presents. The pattern is by Charles Hand and as designed, has 260 cutouts. I had to add a few bridges to stabilize some areas and to add the US flag at the bottom which resulted in a total of 297 cutouts. I copied the use of the flag at the bottom from an earlier post of this pattern by Scrappile (Paul). Comments and mild criticism welcome. Keith

G'day all, Made a few decorations for tomorrow's markets. We'll see how they go Head Frame- left Jarrah, Right Pine My 1st Christmas -Left Sandal Wood, Right Oregon Peace-= Hoop Pine Ply Noel - Left Pine, Right Jarrah Just have to thread ribbons through them. The baby photo is my Grandson, He will be 14 on Wednesday. Time doesn't stand still for no man.

Smart move. I should also sell my Getzen trumpet. I could buy something for the shop. Congratulations, I'm excited for you!

Had pretty good show today a 6 hour show and I sold $325 That is the best I have done at this show . I sold a little bit of everything from puzzles to Nativity scenes and were last year left overs. got one more sale next Saturday and hopeful I will be able to sell most of last years stock would like to start all over again. IKE

Congrats! I do the same, I sell some things from a former hobby to finance shop improvements/upgrades. Hope you share some pics when it arrives.

My 1976 Suzuki motorcycle turned into a EX21.

Smart move. You will make sweet music with your new saw. I am sure you are going to love it. A little learning curve from the Dewalt but in no time you will singing along to the sweet music of the saw blade.

Congrats Charlie. I can't wait to see what you think of it.

Guns are the last thing you should get rid of. Like you say, "Ya never know...

I keep thinking I should sell my guns but then I change my mind. Ya never know........

Early Christmas tool love it. Roly

This is an original pattern made from a picture the client took. It is a picture of a chapel her father built and it will be a Christmas present for him. I'm still not sure of myself in the pattern making department, but I think this turned out ok. 1/4" Maple w/ a stained BB backer. Used mostly FD UR #1, the tiny holes in the roof were done with FD New Spiral 2/0. 10"x10 1/2"

Hi @Tomanydogs , It looks like they are from a German company that doesn't sell much in Northern America. If I were you, since you like them so much, I would just order a bunch of them on eBay to pay only one time for the shipping! That would give you blades for the rest of the year Good luck! Hans Holz

I've been here long enough that when something like this in a thread doesn't work, I start checking dates of the thread. I tried to get to the site posted here three different ways before I thought maybe I had better check the date.... I was a slow learner, now I am old enough to forget most of what I did learned... You could still message Dave Monk and see if he still has the font. He would more than likely send it to you. He is a very nice guy.

This little lantern I made as a gift for my wife. I am a completely new scroller. So i was very proud of me for being able to complete this.

I made “Tree Scenery” designed by @worbler I switched it up a little. I wanted it to stand on its own without the cutout pieces, but that wasn’t working so I put the cutout pieces back in.

I made this for my daughter for Christmas. Her cat died earlier this year so I made this for her and named it the Lillie Tree. Marg

Bear pattern by Charles Dearing, 11 X 19, Old miner by @neptun 9 X 14, both stack cut 1/8 and 1/4 BB pw. Knitting cat from Sue Mey 8 X 9, stack cut three 1/8 BB pw. Jeff

Congrats! That is a great gift.

No pins except in the two pieces for the feet. I have seen these done with nails and to me looks cheap. The key is with each row they interlock to make it even stronger. believe me I have dropped these a few times and the worse damage was snapped the feet off but that is an easy fix. I use to make half a basket and put a flat back on it and it was able to hang on the wall. They did not sell as well as these. I also use to make a ton of those collapsible baskets that were trivets and they did well for awhile but i still have some that are about 20 years old. Stopped doing them too. The last of those style was this candy bowl basket that the basket part collapsed and the side pieces slipped apart. They too did well for some time but things go in circles. These baskets I have been making for a long time and they have stood the test of time for sure. Sold 2 at the last show. Sold one to a guy and he picked it up as soon as he saw it and no hesitation paid cash. I like buyers like that. Probably the quickest sale I made that day.

Cuddly little bugger for sure. Very nice.

Nice baskets JT. I made a few different designs several years back. Made some that were flat so that they could be hung on a wall. Made some heart shaped ones too. Yours are very nice with the angle cuts on the ends of the blocks. But all glue? No pin nails?

Great job Dan they look good. Roly

great job

They all are Awesome!! Love the Kangaroos.

save the attached file, right click select install I know the file name is different, I can not explain that, it does install scrollsoni ScrollBD.ttf

Wow, I thought they looked good before. I really like what you've done with them.

Nice ornaments. I haven't seen Baby's first Christmas done like that before. I like all of them.

Okay, thank you all very much for your help... I found out how to get the font in my computer... appears it's a Steve Good Font and I downloaded the pattern printer off his site.. I knew it was in that program.. but didn't realize it was his Font.. anyway.. now that I downloaded the program... the font is in my fonts list on inkscape etc.. so I'm good now.. Wow, what a time it was tracking that one down, LOL I have a repeat customer every year that buys different sets of words plaques desk / shelf sitters.. and likes the font.. first year on this new computer and I was worried because it's not on here and I couldn't find it.. Thanks Ray for pointing that out about Steves copywrite.. that's how I discovered it was in the program I downloaded earlier..

I actually used a #1R Pegas modified geometry(13.7 TPI) ) for cutting the parts on my last intarsia piece. 3/4 Poplar, walnut, cherry. maple, wenge. It is a thin blade and performed extremely well. I normally use the Olson Mach 3 for this. The Pegas is .004" thinner, insignificant but every bit helps when eliminating gaps. Especially when doing segmentation pieces. I did try the 2/0 R (15 TPI) for cutting my very detailed ornament stacks. They were a bit too aggressive and I went back to my old standby Olson 2/0 R (28 TPI) much slower but much easier to control. I will play more in the off season. It all comes down to what you are comfortable with.

I don't know If they would be more aggressive than your Olson skip tooth blades but Pegas does advertise them as an aggressive blade. I have to believe they would be more aggressive than FD polar blades simply by the difference in the blade design. Maybe someone will chime in with more info.

The tray and the dragon are separate designs from Steve Good I combined. I made three of the cherry and six of the walnut. They go to various family members.

This is a piece I just for a lady for her office wall.

My contribution for this year. All given to friends and family. From upper left, clockwise... poplar, mahogany, soft maple, cherry.

Right now that is your space Mark. I do not belong on line. People are always texting and have to say my chiropractor was telling me the other day there will be and he has seen it an increase in his business because of people's necks going out of wack. Where we have come as a society and their phones is disgusting and disturbing. Will come up with something and if not I can always fall back on the design I use now.

I am on apple so I also couldn't get it to download, RJ

Good job, Dave. I already had this font but you nailed it early on Dick heppnerguy

Dave, a while back I was looking for it, but could not find anywhere, I would be interested in seeing if someone knows, RJ