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14 the hard way! They were going to be bird houses and wanted the best side on front. But to do that I,d have to make the perch and nest holes by eye.so that means taking them out of there shell and find a good side.well my friend says to just keep it simple and make them ornaments! That saves a lot of time so I did!!! I could cut about 3" and my arms were dead.still more resting I guess

I like this Steve Good pattern. It’s hanging on a pallet wood piece I made a couple of years ago.

Kenny Hopkins pattern cut on 1/8" BBPLY (stack cut 2) FD #1 blades. (Flat & Spiral)

I made this last Christmas for my son to honor his 2 tours in Iraq. Sorry if I posted it before, but I just came across the picture again.

Did this one today

It hurt to do this one as I am a charger's fan. It is a very bad picture from my very bad phone.

Just letting all of you know Namunolie has his puzzle patterns on Esy to buy. I just got 7 of them and he worked with me great. Had to resend them in PDF format after that no problem. Now have to make time to cut them. Hope he keeps new ones coming.

Just don't use her fabric shears .... for ANYTHING.

Hmm, I think you and my husband fortunately went to the same school. The other “lesson” he tells newly engaged young men is a few simple words to learn, “yes dear.” but then also points out that on a few rare occasion, those two words can get you in trouble, usually he says when she asks does this make me look fat? For those rare occasions like that, he says the correct reply is you always look beautiful dear. May be why we have been happily married for more than 34 years.

Cut on a chunk of Box Elder with a Pega 3

Finally finished this piece.

I decided to try a portrait. So I found Steve Good's "Easy Elvis" and cut it yesterday. It's going up for sale at The Rustic Barn so I just stuck it in a cheap frame. It's 1/4" BB ply done with a Pegas MG #3 and finished with spray lacquer.

It's been a busy couple of nights in the shop. This is my first time cutting the beagle pattern. I'm really liking it. Will start stocking up on other breeds of dogs also. Thanks for looking Jim

So this lady wanted something for her husband for Christmas.....she just said "make it about the Detroit Tigers......" I came up with this......she was ecstatic.

They are both Awesome!!

I just learned long ago to ask if she needs another glass of wine and to stay away from the mess that is her side of the sink, closet, or wherever she keeps her stuff.

They are both beautiful. Great work guys. Marg

I agree, they are bothe beautiful

Thank you! I really like what you did for the mounting of the lamp.

I use the word fine way too much like she asks me how's my hair, do my thighs look big in these jeans, is my makeup OK today etc all of which I reply u look fine might explain why am in the dog house so much I should move my saw in there I be quite happy lol

Nice work, Nickel Falls and Woodrush, They are both beautiful. God Bless! Spirithorse

Yes, it's a Steve Good pattern I did mine out of plywood with a walnut backer......mine is for a craft show....finish is golden pecan.

Nurse: "Do you know your blood type?" Me: "Minwax, I think. Could be BLO."

I have already made layered bee project (it was ornament style), but this time I wanted to make more realistic pattern Video of making Bee project Bee pattern

Did a fun cut of Steve Good's Stratocaster pattern. Made a few changes and hope to make others in a future edition.

Finally I can give some advise back to you all, when stealing the wife's makes up brushes for cleaning the saw, don't steal the £30 contour brush it works great but wow was she mad lol

I took my Christmas trees to the craft show and my pictures. I sold out of the trees the first half hour. I took 10 thinking if they don’t sell they make great gifts haha. I sold 15 pictures. I was surprised. I wasn’t going to take anything, my hubby sells pens so I go along to help him but he encouraged me to take my stuff. He says I’m better then I think. I made $400. .

That's the truth. I learned that from my mother - she was the seamstress. There were 4 kids - we quickly learned DO NOT touch her "GOOD" Scissors!

nice job, take care of yourself. I know how frustrating having to take it easy can be. I've had 2 cataracts done in Sept. and Oct. and was unable to work in the shop for 2 weeks after each one.

Just got finished loading up the car for tomorrow and Sunday craft show, hopefully it will be as good as last years.

nice job

I've sold quite a few of the first pattern. I'll have to try the other two patterns. Thank you for posting them!

Is this what they call ''Resting'' in the US ? I'm pretty sure that the doctors didn't prescribe scrolling till your arms went dead !!!! If you don't rest up you will be away from your saw for a very long time !!!!!! Take care of yourself

Each year we do an item for Christmas diner place setting. (19 coming for dinner this year) This year is an Elf on a Shelf. Modified Sue Mey pattern. Feet my design. Before you ask the shelf was a last minute design change as they are top heavy and would not sit up.

Thanks Bobby!!! These are raw wood .I,d like to bring out the beauty of the wood but have no idea what will do that best?

::salute:: Nicely cut, and many thanks to your son!

I meant that for people who have separate shops and aren't there every day to make certain that the heat is still on and the temperature inside is still above freezing. Hot water systems break up pretty badly if left non-running in below freezing Weather. A neighbor of mine where I once lived in NY State had a second heat system for heating his sidewalks and driveway. So he didn't have to run it all the time, he put anti-freeze in the circulating water. Every time it snowed or got icy, he would fire up this system and keep the ice and snow from sticking to his sidewalks and driveway. I'm certain that it cost him a lot to have ice and snow free walks, but he could go away on vacation and not worry about the system freezing up while he was gone. Today, someone like this would also have it controlled by his cell phone, so he could turn it on while he was away on vacation. Charley

Here is my set up for tomorrow's craft sale. Will follow up after the sale!

Thanks for posting. I've not seen it before. Nice cutting and framing. Nice sentiment too!

Should Amazing Kevin be renamed Kevin the Fox. How do we know you didn't just go to the hospital to see the girls? OK, I'll take your word that you were ill so now I wish you a speedy recovery!

With every new item I buy there is always a shake down period as there is with this lamp. I've been cutting with it for about 10 hours now and I find it wonderful. The only down side is the lamp head is very light because it does not have the heavy light ring. As a result the lamp will all of a sudden lift due to the light weight of the lens and lamp. The problem was solved by placing a weight on the upper arm just behind the lens. The arms are very robust and work fine for the standard lamps with the light ring. Other than that the lamp and lens work very well. There has been lots of discussion on diopters. It appears that 3X is an all around choice for scrolling. Several here have purchased 3X lanterns that were recommended during a intarsia course. I do not mount lamps directly on the saw. The slightest vibration of the magnifier is disturbing to me. I mount the lamp on a bench next to the saw. I place no faith in the mounting clamps so I cut off the disk on the screw. I want the screw to bite into the bench. Then I drill a hole on the top of the mount and drive in a 1" sheet rock screw.

Well done Gary.

I agree with Gary. Both are very well done.

I placed one last week and she told me today would be their last day. I sent a Good Luck and a Thank You email to them a couple of days ago.

Obviously bugger all on Telly Looking good.

Thank you Melanie, I no sooner get out of the hospital and fill my prescriptions and get home and scroll the pharmacists name. Guess it's in my blood!!!

Kevin when you get back to cutting, cut this for your shop

Making rectangular boxes, so ...

The only thing I did was cut then out, dye the hands and feet and spray paint the shelf. I am not artistic at all. The cute painting like face and ears and decorating etc. done by my wife. Yes the guest take them home.

Congratulations on your sales, but your work is excellent so I can see how they sell, I really like the tree pattern where did you get it, RJ