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Made this today out of Cedar. Harder than I thought it would be due to the closeness of the cuts.

Just completed this project for an upcoming wedding. Made of 1/8" baltic birch with a 1/4" walnut plywood backer in a walnut frame.

I have been working on this on and off for a few days when I have time. I still have some work to do around the base. But I’m happy with the way it’s looking so far. It’s a combination of 2 patterns. There is a 1/2” spacer between the front and back to give it some depth.

Here was one of this weekends project. Done on Basswood. Wolves and Eagles are some of my favorites to cut. Dragons too but I don't find a lot of Fret Dragons.

Thanks to Blaughn for the pattern. Jim

Another project for my B-I-L. His dad used to fly a B-25 in WWII. He set up a memorial stand with a folded flag and pictures. Cutting went fast, design, not so fast. Had to go to the copy store twice since the first one was too small. 19.5" x 12" final size. 1/8" BBPW on 1/4" backer. Time to give my eyes a rest for a while.

a friend of mine owns a fabric store and one of her customers drop their thread holder and broke parts of it. She called me I took a look at it and proceed to give it a try. I put it back together with thicker pieces . Hopefully if she drops it again it will not break as easy. thanks for looking

Another pattern from Sheila Landry, this time it is a Grosbeak, a little intricate cuts but overall not too bad.

My attempt at a remembrance for the passing of parents.

Had time over the last couple of weekends to get some sawdust made after getting my two new saws. Used the band saw to cut the outside of the triangle puzzles -- so much faster. Still have to do some light sanding and put finishes on all pieces. There was a few more pieces cut, just no photo.

I have been very much enjoying making these little critters for a couple months. They are all under 3 inches tall. Except for the one dragon. I blew up the drawing and made the smaller one a big brother. He's 5 1/2 inches tall. I think there is 40 of them so far.

I made Hank Hill from the show King of the Hill. I used walnut for the hair, oak for the skin, maple for the shirt and eyeballs, ebony doe the glasses and Wenge for the back silhouette layer.

CUT THIS OUT DURING THE WEEKEND,USING 1/4 INCH PLY,PLAN ON ATTACHING A BACKER AS SON AS I FIND A SUITABLE PIECE OF WOOD FOR IT,PATTERN BY HOLTZ BROTHERS

I got my inspiration from @Old Joe ‘s post in General scroll saw named “Truly Humbled “. I stacked the two pieces and cut once. It’s 7” wide x 3 1/4” high. Cut on western cedar. The dog sled is from a painting my mom made for me years ago.

I think that's what these saws were called. I took a pattern for this saw and reduced it a little. I left out the scene that is supposed to be in it and routered my daughter's and son in laws name in it. I am giving a demo on how to make / router signs for the guild I belong to, and this is one of my examples. the handles are oak, the brackets are walnut and the sign is curly maple. It is about 26" long. After routering the letters I painted them black. This will fit perfect with their decor.

My Heavens Dave ,that is unbelievable cutting.The walnut backer and frame are perfect. I cut some Celtic knots from time to time,but what you did there is absolutely stunning.Tip my hat to you sir. Mr &Mrs. Meyer are receiving one beautiful wedding keepsake .

Hi Fran: You want they hum, don't you because they don't know the words Sorry, I couldn't resist...LOL Fab4

This may help all https://www.diynetwork.com/how-to/skills-and-know-how/painting/whats-the-difference-between-polyurethane-varnish-shellac-and-lacquer

I use quite a bit of it so it is quite a bit cheaper. I dump what is left back in the can.

Just finished this 3D Bee. It’s not perfect but it was fun to make !

I had this pattern for awhile and decided to give it a go. Purchased from Sheila Landry and since spring is coming I thought robins were appropriate.

The pattern for the Richmond Tiger was done for me a while ago by @Fab4 Paul and the Sydney Swans plaque was done by @scrollriffic Bobby. This is just one part of a large order but thankfully there is no rush, I can take my time with it. Marg

After 2 months off from cutting I'm starting to get back into the rhythm... A nice assortment cut over the weekend. Goal is 40 a week til my events begin Easter weekend (April 19/20 Fri/Sat). I have 3 major weekend events in a row right out of the gate. I should hear about my new Pegas saw soon. Look forward to trying it out. Iggy

Well I certainly hope it works out for two reasons 1. I would love to see you cut and show us the old house picture.. It would be cool... 2. I hate to see DonR's patterns die out. He has lots of good ones.

Wow !........Wonderful work all around !

This really tickles me, Tommydogs! Mrs. Kingdon has got us thinking, eh?

Love that Pattern.

Yes and No Yes, it is awesome! No, I will never attempt that one!

Really great one, once again.. I HAVE to cut this one. One of my favorite planes. If the pattern is available, It will be on a piece of wood on my saw soon. You can count on that Dick heppnerguy

Boy, that printers ink got replaced by a lot of sawdust. Great work--as usual.

very nice work

Very nice especially the hummingbird

This was made from the same door as the last one I struggled with. I’m not sure what it is. this time I resawed it to 5/16” thick. It cut much better.

WOW!!! Awesome cutting!! I bet you were a little crossed eyed after this one.

That looks great!

That is a great job!!!! Wish I could read music to see what those guys are always Hummin'

Wow great job Dave!

Very nice work Barb!

Great pattern and cutting.

I love the pattern. Looks like that new saw is working well.

A very nice memorial and tribute!

Great restoration!

Simply love them..the way you laid them out on that beautiful wood is fabulous...A Plus

That looks great Mimi,looks like you rebuilt the whole thing...they won't break it this time

Nice work Barb,love the address sign.plane is super

Here is the manual and all the part numbers. file:///C:/Users/Ray%20Scrafield/Desktop/13&quot%3B%20(330mm)%20Bench%20Planer%20%E7%94%A2%E5%93%81%E8%AA%AA%E6%98%8E%E6%9B%B8.pdf Here is the company address/phone number http://www.dbkeighley.co.uk/masters/gpt317a.htm

Great job! I was also inspired by that post. Been looking for wood with a story to tell.

Nice job! I really like it. Straight lines along with letters are very hard to do. Get them mastered and the sky is the limit. I agree with Paul about trying out Pegas blades. ( modified geometry.) it'll make it much easier for you.

That is a totally awesome job. I also love the frame.