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I was asked if I could make an inlay top for another braided basket. I stack cut the leaves from the top and bottom. Not advocating anything here, but MD is an RX legal state and, well I said sure.

Here's a couple more of my projects for the live steam park (1/8th scale). Enjoy. Russ

My dad enjoyed beer. Especially home made.

National Donut Day Table Sign Pattern Mmmmm. Mmmm. National Donut Day is the first Friday of June (coming up this Friday), so why not make one of these signs as you sip your cup of coffee (see yesterday's sign) and chomp on a nice chocolate covered donut. I cut mine from sapele wood which gives it that nice chocolate flavor then I added a carefully improvised base of same to bottom it out. Free Pattern:http://baggetta.com/pebooks/puzzle_patterns.htm

Happy to be back at my saw. Cut this just because I loved the pattern. H. Botas

Finished this Firefighter Plaque today, pattern is from Keith Fenton.

I did n ot buy into this tape vs no tape thing either, until I did this cherry clock hand where I ran out of tape part way. I did nothing else to this image.

Wow I used that stuff on this piece and was embarrassed. Over time (about 2 years) that stuff became brittle and the brass pieces fell off the cross as I was showing a potential customer. I swore I would never use that again. It may work on various other materials but be aware on metals to wood. I have switched to epoxy which will stay flexible somewhat and when gluing a movable material as wood is to an immovable such as metal you need something that will not turn brittle.

State map is done and ready for my nephew to pick up. I'm glad this one is done.

My Dad's been gone ten years now (effin' cancer....), but he was a Texas history buff. The "Goliad Flag" is one of my very first forays into woodworking, two years ago, but he would've loved it. He was also an Air Force Vietnam Vet, and had some pretty strong opinions on the politics of that fiasco. He loved his coffee (black....which is why I think I may be adopted, since I have never gotten the hang of drinking coffee black), and unfortunately shared a lot of the same sense of humor that I have. Were he still around, I think he would've appreciated these.

If my Dad were still here (he died when I was thirteen -64 years ago), I would give him this: The original design for this was by Sheila Landry and I made modifications to make the island and cabin look like Pellow's Island in Lake Pivabiska. This was Dad's favourite place on earth and he would be pleased to know that I love the island just as much, that I am taking care of it in his name, and that it will, eventually, be passed on at least two further generations.

Walleye is a pattern by David Hunter. 3/16" luan underlayment with BLO finish, #1 Pegas MG. Frames from twisted fence slat. No way to get the corners to match but it is supposed to be rustic.

beech and oak wood.

This is cut from 1/2 poplar using Pegas #3 MG and 2/0 FD spiral blades.....The last of Fiona's patterns (for now)...Finished this one with a 50/50 mix of Mineral spirits and BLO , then spray poly..Thanks for looking....Steve.

Since our chief bottle washer changed the SSV back a few months ago i could not upload.Still trying to sort things out and try new ways of doing things .I tryed "inserting other media and that's the ticket.It appears that the way i used to upload does not work that way since the change i'm thinking.So here goes this way.Grandpas car he patterned for us way back when

You asked where maple syrup comes from. The best maple syrup cones from Quebec and, if you think maple bars are good, you should taste a maple sugar pie that was made in Quebec.

Well done, looks super. jim

I buy B/BB grade Baltic Birch ply in 5x5 sheets at a local Exotic Lumber store. They stock virtually all thicknesses. 1/4” 5’x5’ runs $30 a sheet. Baltic Birch has more layers than the cheap Birch sold at the box stores.

Fiona is amazing. She sees a knot in a board, and just starts scrolling, next thing you know there is a fish being pulled out a pond by an osprey. No pattern, she “sees” things differently than most of us and draws with her saw blade. Nice job on the Honey Bee!

Thanks. Red Heart, and red oak, with bright brass overlays and red stain glass in the frets of the steps. Made 2 and sold them but took a couple years because of the price I guess. Dirk Boelman pattern. I loved his work.

Beautiful work JT!..

I'm gonna cut the doughnut hole! :>)

Looks good Meflick. sometimes it pays to have more then one head. LO

Hummmm. A weed basket.... well very well done and it is beautiful.......dude..

They are "donuts" on this side of the pond, we are lazy and use less letters.... We have all kinds with all sorts of things on and in them. I'll wait an let some police officer here give you critic on which are the best........

Really well done. Someday when I am headed down that way, I'll have to stop and see it. Maybe you could add a sign, "Scrollsaw Village".

Neat. Roly

Wow lots of great ideas even I'm learning.

Maybe you should put Steve Good's Workshop or Judy Gayle Roberts' classroom in there somewhere.

Being a retired Deputy Sheriff I can appreciate that.

fantastic job

That turned out great !

Great! I like fishing progects

Great work Les. Love the red coloured one. Marg

Likewise I have never seen BB (Baltic Birch) at Home Depot or Lowes. That also goes for products sometimes called Finish Birch and Russian Birch. And I have been in some of these stores in NY, VA, NC, SC, GA, TN, and FL. I get my BB, in 5 x 5 sheets from a specialty lumber store.