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An Alex Fox pattern. 8 1/2 X 11. 3/16" luan , 2/0 Pegas MG. Still needs 50/50 BLO.

Mulberry and oak wood!

Two dragon patterns I found on Google. Cut in 3/8" BB ply (I think....they were sized right and came out of my scrap pile). Pieces are stained Dark Walnut with a clear satin lacquer, backer is neon green rattlecan with a clear glossy lacquer. These two will be the front and back panel of a dice tower (basically an enclosed box with an opening at the top and bottom, and angled baffles inside so that when you drop dice in they bounce around and roll randomly, no chance of someone trying to manipulate a roll). The right-hand dragon is shorter to leave an opening at the bottom of the tower for the dice to exit. I'll post a pic of the final product when I get it finished. I couldn't really find any good step-by-step plans, so this was mostly "take a look at a bunch of pictures and then give it a solid try".

Put the quick release on and it works well. But...as Stoney said this can be made with a bolt, spring, washer and $6 cam lever. Gonna cut some word art from !" pine and run it through some paces.

Here is new Celtic knot and my whole collection (only 3 now , but I like to cut it and plan to make more) Plywood 1/6 inch (about 4mm), stain, glossy varnish Video of making knot Celtic Knot patterns

I finished another rocking horse. This one is a buckskin and belongs to my daughter. She was not happy when the other one disappeared. As you can tell by the photos, the Quality Control Department at home approves of the construction and functionality of this rocking horse.

coming up 12th anniversary work came in.the tail of the y broke off and I had to make another one.

Trust us, the Quick clamp is the way to go. There is a stop at the back of it to position the blade. I also have a different handle on mine.

You are welcome and not alone Les, most of us buy on impulse sometimes but like Ray said you got a great deal on the saw. I just thought maybe I could catch you in time and save you a little cash.

Cloud 9 Table Sign Pattern Feeling happy? This sign will help to tell the world. Nothing like being on Cloud 9. Download from my free pattern page. http://baggetta.com/pebooks/puzzle_patterns.htm

Got The Beat In Me Here's a nice sign that will warm the heart of your dancer. Some people like dancing and some people just can't stop dancing to the beat that drives them. Download the free pattern and sign up for my free daily newsletter: http://baggetta.com/pebooks/puzzle_patterns.htm

For those of you that like to cut her stuff, She has just posted her Windswept tree patterns....Enjoy !.....www.fionakingdon.com

Well I did give the Hair Blow Dryer a try. And I am Pleased. After off n on with the heat for maybe a minute with giving the pattern a yank Finally it All lifted Beautifully. And I Thank You for this Hint. Danny :+}

Me? Laugh? No way!

And don't forget to release the tension. Lol.

I just put in my order. Thanks to all.

How does your top clamp attach to the saw? Just took another look at your picture Les and the newer improved clamps will work.

Very nice cutting! Can't help you about the noodle. :>)

I am no expert, but I very much recommend the Hegner Quick Clamp for the top! Its the only way to fly. It looks like you have the old style, but a Quick Clamp will fit your saw. Mine is even older than yours and the previous owner install it. https://advanced-machinery.myshopify.com/products/hegner-quickclamp

I prefer to administer 30 lashes with a wet noodle

good job

looks good

Bob thank you for the word art pattern for my daughter wedding memory, I have posted the cut on the site.

very nice

terrific job

Very nice cutting Steve Good had a dice tower in one of his plans some time ago, maybe that will help some https://www.stevedgood.com/catalog/index.php Hmmm, that appears to be just the index page odd that you can not link to the results page, enter dice tower in the search box and it will come up

Nice cutting

Fluffy little ball o' trouble! Nicely cut!

Nice work, Les, Thanks for sharing and God Bless! Spirithorse

In the pen turning world we call these celtic knots too. I made these pens first is black acrylic with aluminum inlay knot. Next is yellowheart with redheart inlay and white and black stripes and next is just the reverse.

fru·gal /ˈfro͞oɡəl/ adjective: frugal sparing or economical with regard to money or food. "he led a remarkably frugal existence" synonyms: thrifty, sparing, economical, saving; More careful, cautious, prudent, provident, unwasteful, sensible, canny; abstemious, abstinent, austere, self-denying, ascetic, nonindulgent, self-disciplined, spartan, puritanical, nunlike, monklike, monastic, monkish; miserly, parsimonious, niggardly, scrimping, cheeseparing, penny-pinching, close-fisted, ungenerous, grasping; forehanded; informaltightfisted, tight, mingy, stingy; informalcheap "she lives a frugal life" antonyms: extravagant simple and plain and costing little. "a frugal meal" " Some of the words used here, I can't say I've ever heard. Anybody been cheeseparing lately? Had an urge to be mingy? RJF

Hi Brenda: Around here, you would be known as being frugal - which is a good thing Fan4

These are the other kind of door toppers. I have cut a few of the bigger ones. You have to be creative to cut a 30" piece on a 22" saw but it can be done. It is easier then you might think. They are attached with a small nail or screw. https://woodenteddybear.com/search?type=product&q=door

Thanks for bringing that up.. I'm kinda looking out for a Hegner.. Not been too many around lately... now that I have some cash.. but boy there was some deals a month or two ago when I was broke, LOL.. Real nice 22" newer one a while back for $250.. and not far from me.. I had a hard time passing on it.. but didn't want to stretch the cash too thin.. Should have bought it and then sold the older Hawk I have.. as Les said earlier "Sometimes one has to ignore good sense."

Nope, I'm a cheapskate, mine are held in place with blu tack.

It's rapidly becoming a $200 saw. Still not bad. I can still get the one nearby me for $200 but it has no stand. You got a great deal.

Thanks Stoney. Unfortunately the Hegner one for $74 will arrive tomorrow. Not sure why but I sometimes do things on impulse. Never thought of the obvious but thanks anyway.

Just something to make for a stores employee lunch room.And don,t know if I showed this one yet.

ENEMY BELOW This pattern sort of reminds me of a scene from those naval war movies where the ship is quietly moving along the top of the ocean and below lurks the danger of a submarine attack. Tried to make the fullness of the ocean using a series of waves. Free pattern available http://baggetta.com/pebooks/puzzle_patterns.htm

I finally put pictures away for the time being and cranked up the old scroll saw. This Nativity Scene is cut out of 3/4" Poplar and it is a Steve Good Pattern. I will probably cut a couple out of Walnut and clear coat them. Thanks for looking Jim

So the end of term is upon us again and my lad wanted me to make something for his teacher and shown me a picture of something that he liked that holds a bar of chocolate and this is the end result.

What a cutie pie!!! She is holding on tight for the ride of her life. Your the master of smiles I see.

Finished today a Steve Good Pattern

Beautiful. I can not imagine attempting that even if it is only one hole at a time. I would not have the patience needed just to drill the pilot holes. I always admire you guys and gals who do. Forgot to say, let us know how much it ends up going for at the auction. I suspect given the audience, it will be a big hit! Thanks for showing.

OK Ray, you can stop laughing!

I just looked at the Quick clamp. It looks exactly like the old style with exception that it as a knob. Does it still mount the same way? Also what is the positive stop they speak of? I don't mind spending the money if it works better. I'm finding that aligning the blade straight into the clamp difficult. Thanks for your input, I appreciate it.